Would a career in Human Resource Management be good for me?
I am considering changing my major to Human Resource Management. I am a shy person though and I was wondering if a career in this would be good or not? I mean what would be a good personality for this job?
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Any new job is hard when you're shy. Do you develope confidence after you get used to a job with other people? If not, look for something with less people contact. See a guidance counselor.
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I'm in HR Management and I have heavy interaction with people all day. If you are very shy, it may be a little uncomfortable for you (unless you warm up after a few weeks). I was a little shy when I started my career, and being in HR actually helped me open up a lot more. HR positions can vary. Recruiting may not be your cup of tea since it's basically people interaction constantly, but payroll/benefits management may be a better option. Even then though, depending on how big of a company you work for, people will be coming to you for advice and questions. HR on all levels is based on communication. So if you're just shy "at first" and ease yourself into a job and gain confidence, then HR could be good. If you prefer less interaction with people on a daily basis, I would suggest looking at other options. Hope that helps.
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Well when you work in an area such as human resources, a desirable candidate should have excellent people skills. It includes communicating, recruiting, hiring all of which require a individual to be talkative, agreeable, and somewhat outgoing so that you can relate to the variety of different personalities that you will come in contact with. It is a promising career choice and I don't think that you should limit yourself because you feel that you are shy. What is keeping you in your shell? Perhaps you should become more involved with those around you. Join a club or activity that interests you. That way you will be surrounded by people that share your ideas and passions and thus will allow you to open up more! Instead of searching for a job that will hide you, look for something that will open you up more!
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Is downsizing necessary? What alternatives do you recommend as good (human resource) management strategy
Is downsizing necessary? What alternatives do you recommend as good (human resource) management strategy?
Is downsizing necessary? What alternatives do you recommend as good (human resource) management strategy?
Corporations - 1 Answers
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Downsizing and other scary terms make the office (or wherever) a bad work environment. Cooperation gets things done, but by encouraging competition with downsizing, you discourage workers from working together and creating a friendly and harmonious workplace. Good luck! :D
Is downsizing necessary? What alternatives do you recommend as good (human resource) management strategy?
Corporations - 1 Answers
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Downsizing and other scary terms make the office (or wherever) a bad work environment. Cooperation gets things done, but by encouraging competition with downsizing, you discourage workers from working together and creating a friendly and harmonious workplace. Good luck! :D
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
What school would you recommend for majoring in Human Resource Management at
What school would you recommend for majoring in Human Resource Management at?
I'll be looking into transferring to a new school next fall. I'm starting a new major (Human Resource Management) and have no idea where to go. I'm not limited to a location either so suggest away. I'll be a second semester sophomore when I start. Thanks in advance!
Higher Education (University +) - 0 Answers
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Penn State and Loyola University Chicago
I'll be looking into transferring to a new school next fall. I'm starting a new major (Human Resource Management) and have no idea where to go. I'm not limited to a location either so suggest away. I'll be a second semester sophomore when I start. Thanks in advance!
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Penn State and Loyola University Chicago
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
How can creating interfaces between accounting, finance, and human resource management can improve
How can creating interfaces between accounting, finance, and human resource management can improve?
How can creating interfaces between accounting, finance, and human resource management can improve the performance of all three of these systems?
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This what the ERP developers are trying to do. At the end, those section are part of 1 organization. Reports, data generated by one section might be used by other section. So, if the data is under 1 platform or if not, they're interfaced with each other, the data then can be used/ referred to by others. This way, you cut data storage duplication, faster data finding etc etc.
How can creating interfaces between accounting, finance, and human resource management can improve the performance of all three of these systems?
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This what the ERP developers are trying to do. At the end, those section are part of 1 organization. Reports, data generated by one section might be used by other section. So, if the data is under 1 platform or if not, they're interfaced with each other, the data then can be used/ referred to by others. This way, you cut data storage duplication, faster data finding etc etc.
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