Dear All,

I have recently joined a company as Manager - HRSS in the month of Aug '22. I was informed at the hiring stage that my KRA was to handle the HR Operations team; however, from the day I joined, I started handling payroll. Later, the finance profile was pushed to me wherein I do bank reconciliation, TDS payment, PT PF LWF payments on a monthly basis, transfer of salaries, processing reimbursement claims, etc., which is purely finance-based. I am worried that my 15 years of HR experience is getting diminished due to this KRA change. Hence, I am requesting my CiteHR Friends to help me find a suitable job.

My current CTC: 15.6 LPA. Notice Period: 30 Days. Current Location: Bangalore.

Please let me know if there is any suitable position so that I can share my profile with you.

Thanks in Advance. Regards, Murali

From India, Bangalore
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Hi Team, Can someone please help me out, i am unable to figure this out and need a change and my finance KRA is taking over my HR experience. Somebody please help. Regards Murali
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Mohana Murali,

A foremost correction needed in your post is about the difference between KRA and Job Description (JD). What has been changed in your case is JD and the KRA. A person of the stature of an HR Manager is expected to know the difference between these two basic HR concepts.

Coming to your query. Not even six months have passed since you joined a new organization. Therefore, rather than looking for a change, I recommend you come back to the HR Department. To do this, you put up an application to the authorities concerned to give work that commensurates your stature. The work that you do can be done by the Accounts Executive. Internal placement in the Accounts department is underutilization of your capacities. Therefore, ask them to give work that is compatible with your stature.

Nevertheless, if a manager from one department is sent to another department to do work lower than his/her status, then what does it imply? Are the authorities concerned testing your patience? Instead of telling you to quit, is it an indirect message for you to quit?

Lastly about the quality of your post. The wrong choice of HR terms, poorly worded sentences, and grammatical mistakes have undermined your status. Well, friend, be cautious of your communication on a public forum. Neither is it compatible with your managerial stature nor is it with an average professional from Bangalore. Please uphold your personal esteem as well as the international city in which you reside. The world is absolutely competitive, and our weaknesses should not allow others to overtake us!

Thanks,

Dinesh Divekar

From India, Bangalore
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