What is the difference between HR executive & HR generalist?
From India, Sambalpur
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Mr. Shashank, here is your answer:
An HR executive oversees the Human Resources department at a business and is responsible for employee paperwork, benefits, training, team building, and staying on top of current labor laws. The HR executive may be in charge of an HR department if the company is large or have the sole responsibility of overseeing everything HR-related herself.
Human Resource Generalists (HR Gen) are a group of skilled people who assist companies, especially businesses, in human resource-related issues including Training & Development.
From India, Jaipur
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An HR executive oversees the Human Resources department at a business and is responsible for employee paperwork, benefits, training, team building, and staying on top of current labor laws. The HR executive may be in charge of an HR department if the company is large or have the sole responsibility of overseeing everything HR-related herself.
Human Resource Generalists (HR Gen) are a group of skilled people who assist companies, especially businesses, in human resource-related issues including Training & Development.
From India, Jaipur
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To be in brief, an HR Executive is the person who looks after day-to-day work, from recruitment to exit interviews. An HR Generalist is an expert in all fields who assists the executive not only in training programs but also in overseeing recruitment activities.
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From India, Chennai
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shashank see h r generalist means a person to look after every thing like recruitment/training/compensation/statutary compliances. without any specialisation oneman show
From India, Kochi
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My perception sometimes makes me feel that there is nothing called as "Generalist" in Human Resource function. My definition of a Generalist is a person with a wide array of knowledge, the opposite of which is a specialist. And all HR people must agree that HR itself is a niche category function which can only be done by a specialist. We easily call it Generalist, but does something like this actually exist or did someone, for their own benefit, mold the role of a specialist into a generalist for their own benefits, i.e., making one person do all jobs.
Some comments from senior professionals would shed better light on my map of reality so that we can experience the unlimited power of Human Relations easily and naturally. Thanks.
Ameya Karambe Master Practitioner NLP, NFNLP USA HR, Internet & Social Networking Enthusiast Mumbai, Republic Of India.
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1Some comments from senior professionals would shed better light on my map of reality so that we can experience the unlimited power of Human Relations easily and naturally. Thanks.
Ameya Karambe Master Practitioner NLP, NFNLP USA HR, Internet & Social Networking Enthusiast Mumbai, Republic Of India.
From India, Mumbai
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