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Old 07-06-2012, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by dips View Post
The reason why you are getting no answers is because you are a very confused person who cannot phrase your question properly, how you expect people to answer?

When I ask u earlier whether u are going for ops generalist HR, u say dun want because u want big money great prospect for taking risk etc. But u are not able to say what u want except for “corporate HR” and proceed to list a whole bunch of specialist functions that u want. Excuse me, specialist as oppose to generalist means u specialize in 1 field, nobody can realistically expect to find a job that specialize in everything.

Business Partnering – Masters appreciated, but only valuable if you have prior relevant working experience before taking, it has little value for someone who just study for exam get cert & no experience at all

C&B – HR cert useless, what you need is a CFA, CIPM or Actuary

Recruitment - HR cert useless, you need to build up a good network first, nobody will hire a recruitment specialist straight when u bring nothing to the table

Talent / OD – Masters appreciated, but only valuable if you have prior relevant working experience before taking, it has little value for someone who just study for exam get cert & no experience at all

HRIS - HR cert useless, must have extensive SAP or PS experience and has certifications along those lines

Training - HR cert useless, must have specific professional qualifications from key programs

So you will ask then what kind of ppl will take up HR diplomas/degree/masters? Sadly mostly is the generalist ops admin people whose job u dun want to take up.

Each specialization has different strategies to break into, but getting general HR certs is largely irrelevant for specialist role.
Mine is a new post...you are replying to my new post...but directed at the wrong person ...thansk for the info anyway...

So having 2 years of engineering experience..whats the only chance to get into HR jobs? no need exp to enter? aready used up 2 years and non HR related....

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