I am Shalini, working as an HR Executive in a small company for the past 5 months and earning only 7k. In the beginning, my director told me that for only 2 months, my stipend would be 7k, and after that, I would surely get more than that. Likewise, he informed me so when I asked for a salary hike after completing my training. However, he is now telling me to wait for still another 3 months. In this case, I have received a job offer at a college as a lecturer. I am unsure if I should move into the teaching field and whether I can switch my career back to HR in the future. I am really confused; please provide your suggestions, seniors.
From India, Vellore
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Hi, Ms. Shalini,
You have to decide about your career. If you feel being a lecturer is better, then you can join a college. If you want a career in HR, then it is better to look for opportunities in the HR field only. Changing from HR to a lecturer and then switching back to HR later will be difficult. I am not saying it's impossible, but it may pose challenges.
Thank you.
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728You have to decide about your career. If you feel being a lecturer is better, then you can join a college. If you want a career in HR, then it is better to look for opportunities in the HR field only. Changing from HR to a lecturer and then switching back to HR later will be difficult. I am not saying it's impossible, but it may pose challenges.
Thank you.
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You have to decide about your career what exactly you like n what makes you u satisfy your HR, Lecturer. Dont only go for money, enjoy your work as well. so think about it
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jeevarathnam sir Thank u for ur reply but then much exposure is not there in my company i cant able to learn new things tatswat i am thinking to go for college....
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Hi Shalini,
Everyone will have one dream job, what is yours? If looking upon the teaching profession is only for the salary, then let me tell you, the theoretical knowledge which we gain from college will only help us speak in HR language. When it comes to the practical situation, you need to be hands-on. Also, having experience in the teaching profession will not be considered as core experience when it comes to Human Resources. Good luck!
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Everyone will have one dream job, what is yours? If looking upon the teaching profession is only for the salary, then let me tell you, the theoretical knowledge which we gain from college will only help us speak in HR language. When it comes to the practical situation, you need to be hands-on. Also, having experience in the teaching profession will not be considered as core experience when it comes to Human Resources. Good luck!
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Thank you, Mahr, for your reply. My dream job is HR, but my siblings tell me that after marriage, teaching is considered to be secure. Moreover, they believe it is not suitable to be in the HR field after marriage. This has caused much confusion for me. I am uncertain whether to pursue teaching or remain in HR. Otherwise, I would always prefer to be in HR.
From India, Vellore
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Dear Shalini,
Be very clear about your decisions in life. Depending on family or friends to decide for you is wrong. You need to be sure about your vision. What is right for your siblings may not necessarily be right for you. Their life is very different from yours. So, decide where you would be comfortable working and then choose the same.
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Ashutosh Thakre
From India, Mumbai
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Be very clear about your decisions in life. Depending on family or friends to decide for you is wrong. You need to be sure about your vision. What is right for your siblings may not necessarily be right for you. Their life is very different from yours. So, decide where you would be comfortable working and then choose the same.
Regards,
Ashutosh Thakre
From India, Mumbai
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Certainly, here is the corrected version of the text:
Sure, sir. Thank you for your valuable reply, Ashutosh Thakre. However, my sibling is also an HR Executive. After marriage, she couldn't concentrate on her family life, so she resigned just 2 days before. That's why I am asking you all whether we can shine in this field till the end.
From India, Vellore
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Sure, sir. Thank you for your valuable reply, Ashutosh Thakre. However, my sibling is also an HR Executive. After marriage, she couldn't concentrate on her family life, so she resigned just 2 days before. That's why I am asking you all whether we can shine in this field till the end.
From India, Vellore
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Dear Shalini,
Everyone has to balance life; your sibling may have found it difficult due to some reasons, so does it become a general rule. I know so many female married HR professionals who are balancing house and job. Also, I know many female married lecturers who quit as they found it difficult to concentrate on their family life.
So, how can you assume that you may face the same problems that your sibling was or is facing? Be mature and not a child; to say that she was not able to, so I will also not be able to. The major problem is your willpower; you need to be headstrong to balance both. If you are not, then be the victim...
Choice is yours, life is yours.
Regards, Ashutosh Thakre
From India, Mumbai
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Everyone has to balance life; your sibling may have found it difficult due to some reasons, so does it become a general rule. I know so many female married HR professionals who are balancing house and job. Also, I know many female married lecturers who quit as they found it difficult to concentrate on their family life.
So, how can you assume that you may face the same problems that your sibling was or is facing? Be mature and not a child; to say that she was not able to, so I will also not be able to. The major problem is your willpower; you need to be headstrong to balance both. If you are not, then be the victim...
Choice is yours, life is yours.
Regards, Ashutosh Thakre
From India, Mumbai
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