 | What kinds of jobs are available for those with a Masters in Human Resources? Also what kind of wage can be associated with the positions? Is there a better region of the country to look in for a well paying Human Resources position?
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| I am currently going to college to eventually obtain my bachelor's degree in Human Resource Management. but currently I am close to getting my associates degree in the field, and I was wondering what career i could get into with just an associates at the time, and also what I would be looking at for annual salary. I would like to get into a hospital and work in their HR department. Im just wondering what kind of job title I can go for with just my associates for now until I get my bachelor's degree.
1 answer - Asked By: rob49444 - 8/21/2010 |
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 | I've got a degree in psychology w a spanish minor, and I have been in retail as a sales associate for about 3 years. I was also an office assistant in high school for 2 years. Most requirements for the job say you should have experience in human resources, which I don't yet. How should I relate in my cover letter?
1 answer - Asked By: random person - 4/12/2011 |
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| I am currently working for an HR services firm but there seems to be a glass ceiling for me. I am currently a participant services representative (customer service with some administrative duties).
I am attending the University of Texas at Arlington in August for a Bachelors in BA/ Human Resources. Please help me find my footing.
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| I am thinking about getting my degree in human resources and I was wondering what kind of work I could enter and what kind of pay should expect.
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 | I have an associate degree in the medical field but having a hard time getting a job in my field that I went to school for. Im just trying to get my foot into the medical field with any job but you have to apply online. I have been applying online and still having no luck how can i check on my application because when I call the human resources they just say they recieved thousand of applications and they are in process so what should i do?
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| I just enrolled for an online Associated degree in Psychology program. I looked at some of the careet avenues for Psychology and I know that I will have to further my education in order to really get into the field of Psychology. I was wondering if I can go into an entry-level Human Resources position with an Associates Degree in Psychology?
2 answers - Asked By: GilmoreGirls1 - 2/25/2009 |
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| I have an associate degree in the medical field but having a hard time getting a job in my field that I went to school for. Im just trying to get my foot into the medical field with any job but you have to apply online. I have been applying online and still having no luck how can i check on my application because when I call the human resources they just say they recieved thousand of applications and they are in process so what should i do?
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 | I have an Associate's Degree in General Studies and am working on my Bachelor's in Business Administration with a concentration in Human Resource Management. I have about 2 1/2 years of retail management positions. What can I do to get experience in the field I am studying?
2 answers - Asked By: just_a_girl - 8/27/2008 |
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 | I have just received my associates in criminal justice now I want to do something pertaining to social services ,such as working for human resources. Which accredited degree pays more, the social worker bachelor degree or the bachelor of science in professional studies? My associates degree geared toward criminal justice, but I want to be able to use the associates towards the other degree programs already mentioned. I have 90 credits already and only need 100 credits more I want to be able to work with battered women and children and/or elderly people.
Thanks to you all.
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 | I will be graduating in February with an Associates in Business degree and will be signing up in a few months to get my Bachelor's degree. Thing is, I am not sure what type of degree to get in order to work in Human Resources. Of course, my current school advisor is trying to get me to stay with University of Phoenix so he is telling me what they offer only. But I am pretty sure I want to be in a classroom for my BA.
Ideas? Thanks!
1 answer - Asked By: Just curious - 12/31/2009 |
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| I would like any advice on how to get an "in" on an entry level Human Resources job. Is it possible with my degree? Where should I start?
0 - Asked By: BMG - 5/12/2009 |
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| I am looking at going back to school for 2009. Would having an Associates degree in business administration and a certificate in human resource management be a good combo on a resume? Or would I be just wasting my time? Any thoughts or suggestions appreciated! Ps. I am wanting to work more as an administrative assistant but work myself up the ladder. I am excited at the thought of learning more of how a business runs and such. Thanks!
1 answer - Asked By: Mami21 - 12/30/2008 |
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 | I had an interview with PNC Bank and I think I'm going to get hired. I exceed the qualifications in sales, customer service, etc. and the manager was really nice. I've always thought I'd be working in an office as Human Resource, Admin, or something like that but I have a difficult time finding them to hire me.
Anyways, I'll be a customer service associate if hired. I'll be doing things like learning about loans, payments, interest, all the credit card stuff, doing bank telling,
I'm hoping there's room for growth and I can make the big bucks lol.
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1 answer - Asked By: JuliE* - 10/15/2010 |
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| I expect to have other duties assigned in my workplace to make operations smooth, but when I have to do other tasks that are under someone else's job description, isn't it called being a "floater"? These new duties (considered a full time position) were not submitted to me in writing, they were placed on my desk.
I am an Admin Associate, and the duties are under Human Resources with hiring and firing.
If my employer is combining HR and my position, shouldn't I be notified first instead of finding the work on my desk that I am now responsible for?
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| I have my bachelors degree in human resource management, but want to be a paralegal. Would it take two years to get my associates degree to be a paralegal or just a few months since I already have a degree?
1 answer - Asked By: Casanova - 6/27/2011 |
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 | I'm about to start college but I'm debating whether it would be better to take a 1 year certificate on something, to get a decent paying job, or just go after an the Associates in Art?
This are some of the certificates I have review:
Business Administration on Human Resources.
International Business & trade.
Management-Supervisor.
Any recommendation are appreciated.
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| I am currently enrolled in the Human Resources program at Penn Foster. I've read both good and bad reviews. The thing I'm afraid of most is that no one will hire me because I graduated from Penn Foster and I will have wasted my time and money. Will I be able to get a job with an Associates from Penn Foster?
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| Plus, If I have a Master's degree, does this enter me into any form of Business position that I want, whether it be CEO, Human Resource or even lower entry Operational Management? Upper, Middle, and Lower level management in other words.
1 answer - Asked By: bblythe54 - 10/31/2008 |
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