I am looking to get into the human resources field. I am currently working in customer service as a call center rep. What kind of degree will I need to move into HR? I’m in school now, but because of money reasons I can’t afford to go to a four-year school just yet. I’m at a J.C for now, they don’t offer any degrees in human resources, but they do have business admin, will that be helpful later on when I am able to pursue a degree in HR? Also what are some jobs I could do now that would allow me to gain useful experience for a job in HR later on? And will any aspect of my customer service background be useful?
I would be grateful for any help, Thanks!!
I have two more semesters till I obtain my bachelor’s in Psychology.
I want to get into the human resources field and find a job in human resources to work as some type of recruiter or payroll. Would a certificate in human resources management be enough for me to get hired or should I pursue a master’s in human resources management?
Right now I am on route to be finished with my degree soon, it’s a undergrad degree in Organizational Management. A lot of the aspects of the degree have studied human resources related fields and I think I’d like to get in to that once I am done. Would I be able to with my degree? I think I would based on what Ive learned, do I need additional certificates or extra courses once I am done? I looked up certification and it was rather confusing.
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I’m doing a homework assignment for a food service management class (college level). I need to know 8 kinds of issues handled by HR departments, i laready have FMLA, Sexual HArassment, and pay rasies, so i need 5 more. I would appreciate any kind of help, i’ll be using these examples to talk about how they’re addressed by independent restaurants, corporate restaurants, and hotels. thanks
I have a bachelors degree with two concentrations, one in finance and another in marketing. I currently work for a bank at their corp headquarters. I basically hate my job and would really like to get into the HR field. What would be the easiest way to do this? I am thinking I need my masters in it because I have no prior experience. By the way I have been working for two years. Advice please!!?? Thank you.
I am thinking about getting into the human resource field and was wondering what type of degree they have. Is it also necessary to get a masters degree if I want to move up or is experience enough?
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