 | I find many people are asked for HR job. Is there any course to be done? If yes can it be done in Bangalore as correspondence?
1 answer - Asked By: Jayanthi S - 9/14/2006 |
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| I'm recently out of work, and I'm looking to get back into my area of expertise, HR. But it's been awhile and I'm curious as to what your experiences are with online HR job searches.
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| I'm recently out of work, and I'm looking to get back into my area of expertise, HR. But it's been awhile and I'm curious as to what your experiences are with online HR job searches.
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 | I have an HR bachelor's degree and will start my new job very soon. I am hoping to advance within the company, but if that's not possible I would obviously need to look outside the company for opportunities. Most higher level HR jobs require HR experience. How many years in this position do you think would be adequate to advance to a higher level position such as assistant director or maybe director of one HR department (benefits, training, etc.)?
4 answers - Asked By: summer_ella_06 - 6/18/2007 |
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 | I have 25 years of working experience in Stores Management, Administration and Customer Service. Due to the recession I am not getting suitable jobs. I am thinking of doing a training in HR with the hopes that I find a suitable job in HR. After the training, will I get HR jobs in the fresher level or in the middle level?
1 answer - Asked By: custodio - 2/9/2009 |
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 | I have completed my graduation with 55?nd i have an experience of 6 months of working in ms-office (excel , word) .Can i get an Hr job ? If yes, were and how ?
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 | I applied for an HR job where i was asked whether I can handle portals like Naukri and Monster. Now I have no experience whatsoever so can anyone help me out with the answer?
1 answer - Asked By: Anita Dongre - 2/21/2013 |
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 | Those who have done HR jobs before, please help. So do they usually call up previous companies that this potential employee had worked before to confirm that these employee really work there or the reason he left that particular company tallies with what he said during his interview with the HR. Thanks.
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| I'm recently out of work, and I'm looking to get back into my area of expertise, HR. But it's been awhile and I'm curious as to what your experiences are with online HR job searches.
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| I did a HR degree but got my first post graduate job as a book keeper.I wanted something related to my education.I was asking how those in HR jobs started their first jobs and if they moved from a different career, how did they do it?All jobs I apply ask for relevant experience which places me outside.Any ideas on how the HR start their first jobs after university.Should the first job be related to your career or any job is just good for a start.Please help?
1 answer - Asked By: Scoff Dadasa - 3/29/2011 |
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 | I just graduated in May and I have a great full-time job at a dental insurance company right now, but I got my degree in Human Resources and hope to make use of that because the field really interests me. When I search for HR jobs, what are some of the titles that would be considered "entry-level" jobs?
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| Those who have done HR jobs before, please help. So do they usually call up previous companies that this potential employee had worked before to confirm that these employee really work there or the reason he left that particular company tallies with what he said during his interview with the HR. Thanks.
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| I am a college grad who has been gainfully underemployed last few years, bachelors & masters degrees. I am sick of trying to find something in my field or pursuing my passion all I want is a decent paying job, a house, a wife, a car, benefits, and some job security. I could care less what it is. As long as I can pay the bills and fit in the middle class bracket I am happy. Maybe I could get one of those 'dirty jobs' from the famous TV series.
Any advice how to get a dirty job that pays decent with benefits? Where to look and how to get it?
I don't care if I have to work in a sewer all day, or wear a hazmat suit, I don't care if I am crawling in mud, I even don't care if the job entails cleaning out latrines all day or being covered in horse manure. As long as it pays 30k+ a year with full health benefits and is a long-term job with great job security I am happy. I am tired of settling for the $9/hr jobs with no health benefits, like the job I currently am in. Right now in my life I just care about the salary the job pays and indepenence. For the past 5 years after college I have settled for $9/hr jobs with no health insurance, I can't do that anymore. I want my independence, I want insurance, I want my own house. i don't care how dangerous or how dirty the job is. I am so desperate to live the middle class lifestyle I will do just about anything to get it even if it means working a very dangerous job. I would rather risk being killed everyday on the job and live the middle class life, then to continue the $9/hr job living with friends, family, or a roommate.
Any advice?
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| I was wondering if IEmployment recruiting basically an HR job? Is it kind of like the professional placement industry? I was wondering if anyone knew much about this type of work?
Im comtemplating going to do an interview with this company and they said its training to eventually recruit employees to full time jobs. Any thoughts or suggestions ab out this being related to HR and a good field?
Steve, what do you mean by recruiting is more sales than HR?
Also, what does "pushing paper" mean?
3 answers - Asked By: Tha tru hustla - 1/3/2008 |
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| Obama was here and said he is going to see to it that the high pay jobs come back to this depressed steel town.
When are the jobs going to be available for us that have been laid off and are doing $6 hr jobs?
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| Or is all work through these organizations volunteer? The reason I ask is because I LOVE animals and want to work in an animal related career. I'm getting my human resource degree next year. Are there paying HR jobs at those types of organizations?
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 | I wanted to major in Human resources but UCDAVIS does not offer that major, therefore i choose poli sci and communication. any recommendations on what major (instead) to take in order to get HR jobs in the future?
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| I am doing MBA in HR.I have one semester left.Should I apply for HR jobs?
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| Or is all work through these organizations volunteer? The reason I ask is because I LOVE animals and want to work in an animal related career. I'm getting my human resource degree next year. Are there paying HR jobs at those types of organizations?
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 | I have been on contract work for a company since May. My contract was up at the end of August, but was extended and is now scheduled to finish at the end of this month. The position is an entry level HR job and I have abaout 2 years of HR experience.
I would like to write a letter that shows my appreciation for them having provided me with the work. I would like the letter to double as a way of showing my interest in staying on with the company (I know they can afford it) as a permanent employee.
Any suggestions on what I could put into the letter would great. Websites with samples are great too.
Thanks.
Only legitimate helpful responses please. I know there is work I can do here to keep me busy. The company is rapidly expanding and is constantly creating new permanent jobs. So I know that there is room.
I would like to do it face to face, but the person making the decision is in another country
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