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.
, i saw once a documentary about a software company that really took care of employees, maybe in NC or SC. They had onsite daycare, piano in cafeteria, inhouse artists. It was privately owned and had one of the lowest turnovers in US. Does anyone know the name of it???
I keep thinking Hess but I dont think thats right?
I would say customer behaciour is a good option.Or rather employee behaviour?
e,my question is ,should i write down in my Resume the subjects i study now in my certificate so that when i apply for the Human resources department they would be aware of my knowledge in that area?,is that right or wrong?
(Industrial-Organizational Psychology)
I know they can do consulting and research, but in what type of positions exactly? For any type of company, or…?
im doing a bachelor of Management and majoring in Human Resource management do u think its worth i want to get a job quickly…or shoud i change my Major???
i dont have any computer backround i only know how to use computers in our daytodays life.
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