dear sir/madam
i have completed 3rd sem. in mba(hr). & also working in HR DEPT. in a outsourcing company which doing auiting for diffrent client. sir, i want some other qulifqction add in my profil. but i am confuse what i am doing.
please suggest me what i m doing for my better career in hr dept.
please suggest b/w phd,m.phill,llb,sap & ANY OTHER COURCES FOR DOING
PLEASE HELP ME
THANK U
AMIT SHARMA
HR EXECUTIVE
From India, New Delhi
i have completed 3rd sem. in mba(hr). & also working in HR DEPT. in a outsourcing company which doing auiting for diffrent client. sir, i want some other qulifqction add in my profil. but i am confuse what i am doing.
please suggest me what i m doing for my better career in hr dept.
please suggest b/w phd,m.phill,llb,sap & ANY OTHER COURCES FOR DOING
PLEASE HELP ME
THANK U
AMIT SHARMA
HR EXECUTIVE
From India, New Delhi
hello amit,
confusion is not bad itself ,worse is the case when it remains for a long time that too unkempt, you are not late, first decide if you want to be in academics or in corporate or want to own your concern meant for supportting big business houses, m. phill or ph.d is helpful only if u are planning to be a teacher or lecturer, llb is without any doubt very good support in our profession whether u r in service industry or in manufacturing but it is a long time consuming degree, u should plan for it through distance learning without staking your experince in the industry, sap is somthing that will put u out of the full fledged HR domain as it is much technical in its orientation, more it requires an eligibility u have to look for it over the site for sap education partners in india, it is costly too, at the stage u should be looking for one to three months long training for a particular HR domain function such as payroll or administration or recruitment or policy or labourr laws or employee benefit legislations etc. at this stage your prime concern is to be rolling your self in a job first and then planning for growth, u can go for preparing for psu jobs too considering your age, academics, willingness to work hard to compete rigrously at all india level and more your self appreciation........
all the best
feel free asking any thing
with regards
shivendra
From India, Gurgaon
6confusion is not bad itself ,worse is the case when it remains for a long time that too unkempt, you are not late, first decide if you want to be in academics or in corporate or want to own your concern meant for supportting big business houses, m. phill or ph.d is helpful only if u are planning to be a teacher or lecturer, llb is without any doubt very good support in our profession whether u r in service industry or in manufacturing but it is a long time consuming degree, u should plan for it through distance learning without staking your experince in the industry, sap is somthing that will put u out of the full fledged HR domain as it is much technical in its orientation, more it requires an eligibility u have to look for it over the site for sap education partners in india, it is costly too, at the stage u should be looking for one to three months long training for a particular HR domain function such as payroll or administration or recruitment or policy or labourr laws or employee benefit legislations etc. at this stage your prime concern is to be rolling your self in a job first and then planning for growth, u can go for preparing for psu jobs too considering your age, academics, willingness to work hard to compete rigrously at all india level and more your self appreciation........
all the best
feel free asking any thing
with regards
shivendra
From India, Gurgaon
Dear Amit,
As a friend,i can suggest you to go for SAP modules..
This will lead to great heights in your future...
If you are planning to do course ,i an help you in this....
Regards,
Dharshana.
9535491237.
From India, Bangalore
As a friend,i can suggest you to go for SAP modules..
This will lead to great heights in your future...
If you are planning to do course ,i an help you in this....
Regards,
Dharshana.
9535491237.
From India, Bangalore
Hey Amit im agree with Dharshana, you can go with the SAP HR Courses and also you need to updates yourself with the 7 stars of HR as staffing, performance appraisals, compensation and benefits, training and development, employee and labor relations, safety and health, and human resource research.
This will help you more in your career building in HR which is very important for a HR Personnel
more at https://www.citehr.com/285974-career...#ixzz152rce73J
From India, Gurgaon
This will help you more in your career building in HR which is very important for a HR Personnel
more at https://www.citehr.com/285974-career...#ixzz152rce73J
From India, Gurgaon
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