 | My boyfriend is an E3 and begins basic training in a few days. His job is a Human Resource Specialist, so what duty stations are ideal for this job?
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 | In today’s economy, I understand that for many corporations, private firms and non-profit organizations, the HR employees are being trained to use skilled tactics in there hiring procedures and screenings. Focusing more on personalities and social behavior in order to place candidates and so called effective communication barriers. What kind of methods and tools the Human Resource Departments use and what kind of training materials they receive and learn in order to select job seekers for today’s markets?
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| I would like to know how human resource activities are related to each other. i would like to know how compensation affects training on the job and vice versa.
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 | Can someone explain to me what role a human resource manager takes in their job an affirmative action, EEO plans and experience?
Do you conduct training and have caseloads involving this?
I'm currently getting ready to enter Law School, but now I'm thinking of taking on a new career path, so if someone could give specific examples to help me out, that would be great. Thanks
3 answers - Asked By: Truth Seeker - 7/7/2008 |
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 | What is the process of getting a job in Human Resources? Do you need a degree?
2 answers - Asked By: cutelil_bubble21 - 1/20/2007 |
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| Can someone explain to me what role a human resource manager takes in their job an affirmative action, EEO plans and experience?
Do you conduct training and have caseloads involving this?
Currently I'm getting ready to enter Law School, but now I'm thinking of taking on a new career path, so if someone could give specific examples to help me out, that would be great. Thanks
1 answer - Asked By: Truth Seeker - 7/7/2008 |
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| Almost all the jobs in Human Resources require experience so how do you get a job in HR with no experience in that field when your degree is in sociology? Is it possible? Would you need to take HR classes? I have worked in a bank for four and a half years so would a bank accept you for an HR job?
1 answer - Asked By: Christy n - 1/19/2008 |
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 | I am interested in human resources but which one is more marketable to find a job after graduation? Please help, Also what are some good degrees in the school of technology?
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| I have done customer service for five years with Bed, Bath, and Beyond and K-Mart, and worked for AlliedBarton Security Services for 8 months. I have done retail sales for two years and training for three years. What jobs and industries should I consider working in? I also have a Bachelor Degree in Human Resources Management.
1 answer - Asked By: Lanette - 2/11/2010 |
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 | I am thinking about going to school for human resources and was wondering if anyone can tell me what types of jobs i can get with a human resources degree and what i can do with it. The most i know about it is the they do hiring and firing and employee rights but what kind of business i can get. Is it good job? and is it at a good demand?
Thanks for anyone who is willing to put out the time to help me on this cuz i am struggling here to find the right career.
2 answers - Asked By: cupcakes&pancakes - 1/19/2010 |
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| I'm becoming more and more interested in finding a job in human resources. However, i'm not to keen on the details of the job. I know it has a lot to do with recruiting. Can anyone give me a detailed description of Human Resources do? Thanks.
2 answers - Asked By: metalikidd7 - 1/25/2007 |
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| I have no degrees, but I have extensive secretarial and office-related experience. How could I get on the road to a career in human resources within minimal time? I hear there's a training course.
1 answer - Asked By: Dustin W - 8/30/2008 |
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 | I saw some job openings for human resources for the national guard. I have experience in this field, but would they still send you to war if they needed you? Also, would the job most likely be overseas?
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| I am a veteran teacher with a Master's in School Administration and Supervision and I am thinking about getting a certificate in Human Resource Management. Are there any good jobs with this combination. For a little more info my Bachelor's degree is in Earth Science/ Secondary Education
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| I would like to join the army reserves and train for human resource, but all the jobs I've been looking at for HR require a four year degree so would they be be just as likely to hire someone with just and a certification military training instead?
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 | Right now I work a job I hate. I sit at a desk all day and do billing, boring. I used to work with people with mental illness. That was stressful so. I want to work with people doing human resources. I would love that. I have a little experience for supervisoring a mental health facility. I need more though all I see in the ads is you need ADP or Peoplesoft. How could I get that experience. I know I am good a scheduling and planning events.
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| I have a JD but never really practiced. I was looking at a certificate program in Human Resources online offered through Cornell University. It is only 6 months.
What certificates do I need? How do I begin? What about recruiters?
2 answers - Asked By: Cornelius S - 3/19/2007 |
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| Im planning to take human resource management, and was wondering if theres anyone out there who knows alot about the hours that this job requires, and if it was possible to balance it with a sideline career in hair and makeup. Just something on the side ? for friends and future clients?
In specific, I'm speaking about a HR 1 year certificate program , not a bachelors degree. Thanks !
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| Im applying with a mid-sized company, and human resources caught my eye, I've heard a little about what human resources does, but if anybody can give me more info that would be greatly appreciated. Are bachelors degrees typically required?
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| I am currently working as an Accounting Assistant and am interested in a career change. I would like to work in Human Resources but I wanted to know what the qualifications were for an entry level Human Resources position. Also, does anybody know of any training classes (certificate only) that I could take to gain the basic knowledge needed to work in Human Resources?
2 answers - Asked By: dionj.jackson - 3/28/2007 |
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