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	Can anyone guide me for a good source for HR Manager jobs? I currently work in the HR department of a mid-sized New York company. I am looking for a change. Can any one tell me the best source to search for HR Manager jobs? 2 answers - Asked By: Christian B - 8/30/2008

	The HR manager did not mention anything about job application status in a follow up email? I applied for the post online last week. I sent a follow up email to HR manager asking if they have received my application and material and I am interested in the postition. I got a reply from his assistant that they have recieved my application. They did not mention anything about my job application status. Does it mean that I am unsuccessful? The online account states it is 'in process' from the closing date of the vacancy. Please help. 1 answer - Asked By: Sunnychick - 12/11/2012

	Would the HR manager do a background check on its potential employees in areas of employment? 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. 5 answers - Asked By: Al-Fiz - 11/7/2010

	What Selection methods would you recommend to use when appointing an International HR Manager? Identify, using published research, the selection methods you would recommend when appointing an International HR Manager? And what would you recommend the Main Selection Criteria Be? 1 answer - Asked By: - 1/16/2011

	Would the HR manager do a background check on its potential employees in areas of employment? 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. 2 answers - Asked By: Al-Fiz - 11/7/2010

	Beginner in HR at my job and looking for good resources to learn about the field? I am an HR Manager with a small firm, and it has only been a few months at my job. I feel this is a very responsible position and I have a lot to learn. Can someone point me to some good resources where I can learn about this field? I am more of a generalist. Thank you so much. 2 answers - Asked By: sim - 12/21/2008

	How much influence does the HR manager have over hiring? I had a very good interview with the HR manager at a company, but I have not heard from the head of either department that she was wanting me to meet with. Does it take longer for larger companies? I am started to get discouraged, I followed up with her WED. and she said she was hoping to hear something from them that day, but today is friday and I still have not heard anything. Would she as an HR manager have influence over me being hired? 2 answers - Asked By: dontknow - 5/2/2008

	What would an HR Manager at a country club do? I have an interview for an hr manager at a country club. I have no experience in this so I'm jsut curious what my job probably would entail? 1 answer - Asked By: hot_soccr_chic - 2/15/2010

	What will be salary and benefits for a 04 years experienced HR Manager in Oman.? What should be ideal salary and benefits for a HR Manager having 04 years of over all experience. I am interviewed by a firm in Oman and needs to discuss the salary with them. 2 answers - Asked By: bibin - 7/22/2008

	Insurance through job, and want a certain surgery. Will the HR manager be able to see the surgery information? For example, If I was getting a surgical removal of xyz, who would be able to see that information? Would the HR manager that I know, and see frequently automatically have to know that information? I would think that that would be a little embarassing. 4 answers - Asked By: LetLoveIn - 12/16/2007

	What would happen if a job candidate wants a lower salary than the company intended to pay? Suppose a person gets hired for an IT professional job for a company, and they intended to pay $120k a year salary. Upon negotiating the salary after being hired, he tells his HR manager that he only wants $24k a year for the position. Will they pay him that, or would they negotiate something in between? 2 answers - Asked By: Jordan Rayburn - 10/2/2012

	Do people really hate the HR manager? Is this a good degree to get with good job opportunities? From reading job descriptions, it seems like HR would be a good fit for me....I am good with people and I love directing things and making sure everything gets done. But my dad said HR managers are hated! is this true? I don't know if I could handle that, and I'm wondering what they do to make people hate them?! I wouldn't wanna hurt anybody! 2 answers - Asked By: mckenzie - 6/3/2010

	What are the best questions to ask during a job shadowing event? I am applying for the Sales Support Representative position at AT&T. The HR manager asked if I would like to visit the store that I might be working at and spend a few hours learning what the job is like. The position will involve mostly inventory, back-of-the-store work with some aspects of customer service. Has anyone worked in this position before and could you recommend several questions to ask the manager while I'm there? Thanks 1 answer - Asked By: Dav G - 8/5/2012

	Who can extend job offer? Is it only done by the HR manager? If applicant interviewed with dept manager and HR manager, can the dept manager extend job offer or does it have to be done by the HR manager? Also, if the HR manager is not available, can the dept manager extend offer from approval of HR? Or does it need to be done by the person next in line to the HR manager such as Operations? Cannot find information online. 2 answers - Asked By: ladycamelot - 7/12/2010

	How do I answer an interesting job offer email? I received an email from a well-known company for offering a senior-level position to me. Interestingly, the human resource manger only mention the date & time for interview, but she didn't mention the interview is for what kind of position. My background is a programmer, should I assuming that I am hired for a programmer job and just for for the interview? If you think I need to ask the HR manager for additional info about the position the company is offering, how do I politely ask her this question? Thanks! 2 answers - Asked By: alex - 10/25/2011

	Can you help me figure out a complete employee in processing procedure including any interesting steps? I am the HR manager at my new job which is a very small company. I've been asked to come up with a complete in-processing process for new employees. Because we are a small company, we will not have a formal employee orientation, but we would like to have something set where we can welcome the new employee and not just throw them into their new position. I've already come up with the standard steps or filling out paperwork and meeting with direct supervisors, but do you have any suggestions on how to make this process more welcoming? What kinds of things did you go through when you were hired or what would you like to see when you first get hired? Please help! Thank you! 1 answer - Asked By: annie l - 8/6/2007

	The employer did not mention about job application status in a follow up email? I applied for the post online last week. I sent a follow up email to HR manager asking if they have received my application and material and I am interested in the position. I got a reply from his assistant that they have received my application. They did not mention anything about my job application status. Does it mean that I am unsuccessful? The online account states it is 'in process' from the closing date of the vacancy. Please help. 1 answer - Asked By: Sunnychick - 12/11/2012

	What are the duties and responsibilities of a Human Resourses Manager? My father is a HR Manager (Human Resourses Manager) in a Restaurant...This is his First Time, so I would like to get some answers from a personal HR Manager.Please answer this Question Seriously...I really need answers for my Father,you know this is his First Time. Thank you 1 answer - Asked By: ~Jay-Gigi Girly!~ - 8/2/2007

	I want to open day boarding schools for the poorest children on no profit no loss,who can finance such projets? I have been working as a HR Manager. I want to quit job and do this philanthriphy job. I have no family liabilities. I can also donate an amount in few lakhs. Any partner ? 2 answers - Asked By: krishna s - 1/15/2009

	How can I find out of an employee is working somewhere else? I am an HR Manager and I have 2 employees that are our on a leave of absence but I have reason to believe that they are actually working a second job. Is there any way I can find out? Is there any way I can run their social security number to check if they are collecting wages through another employer? This is in the state of Michigan. 6 answers - Asked By: SimpleGirl - 9/27/2012

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