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THANKS Ravikanth ! sorry for the delay reply as its a long time for me on computers. Can u suggest some good hr trining institute which will train u on all the aspects of HR and also help in prop placement.
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Career Change
Type: HR, Report if not a HR topic
Posted 26-09-2009Reply
Hi All
My name is Raajeev. I have been working for past 8 years in IT field and recently shifted to HR. I found HR very interesting and wants to develop myself further in HR. I have done MBA in HR this year but because of my past experience in IT I an not able to get a proper job in HR. Currently I am working in a company as a Recruitment manager but i want to develop my skills as an HR Generalist. I am good at learning thing & develop myself very fast, but i need a good opputunity & proper guidance to start with. Can anyone help me?
Dear Rajeev and Sudarshan,
In most organisations today HR starts with recruitment. To move into a generalist profile is a dream for most HR aspirants but they get stuck in recruitment irrespective of an MBA in HR. Most generalist profiles if you observe start in a generalist function and are MBA from most reputed universities. there are very remote chances of an organisation to recruit a recruitment manager into a generalist profile.
Firstly, you should add some more certifications to your MBA in HR. One is the ISTD certification in training; probably some courses of NHRD in PMS or Comp and Ben. Develop a core network of professionals in the domain.
Secondly, you neednot get into an organisation only to be a generalist HR; you may look at good HR Consulting firms like watson wyatt and so on; they are many like that- seek an opportunity with them. do a thorough research on such firms and start applying. after a considerable stint with them you can get a good corporate position.
I think connecting with right people in the network helps quite a bit. try to be available at various forums develop network and i am sure that you will get a good position as a generalist.
wishing you all the very best,
rgds
ravi
In most organisations today HR starts with recruitment. To move into a generalist profile is a dream for most HR aspirants but they get stuck in recruitment irrespective of an MBA in HR. Most generalist profiles if you observe start in a generalist function and are MBA from most reputed universities. there are very remote chances of an organisation to recruit a recruitment manager into a generalist profile.
Firstly, you should add some more certifications to your MBA in HR. One is the ISTD certification in training; probably some courses of NHRD in PMS or Comp and Ben. Develop a core network of professionals in the domain.
Secondly, you neednot get into an organisation only to be a generalist HR; you may look at good HR Consulting firms like watson wyatt and so on; they are many like that- seek an opportunity with them. do a thorough research on such firms and start applying. after a considerable stint with them you can get a good corporate position.
I think connecting with right people in the network helps quite a bit. try to be available at various forums develop network and i am sure that you will get a good position as a generalist.
wishing you all the very best,
rgds
ravi
Dear Rajeev and Sudarshan,
In most organisations today HR starts with recruitment. To... See Ravikanth's complete reply
In most organisations today HR starts with recruitment. To... See Ravikanth's complete reply
THANKS Ravikanth ! sorry for the delay reply as its a long time for me on computers. Can u suggest some good hr trining institute which will train u on all the aspects of HR and also help in prop placement.
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