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sawant.priya
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Hi Friends

Myself Priya pursuing PGDBA (Post-Graduate Diploma in Business Administration) from Symbiosis Institute of Distance Learning 2 yrs correspondance course. I have taken Human Resource Management as my area of specialization & aspire to make a career in the same field.

I am looking out for a job to gain practical experience and so as to compliment my PGDBA course.I am getting job opportunity to work in a consultant as a Recruitment consultant as well as geting an opportunity to work as Customer service associate in BPO.I need ur guidance as to which should i choose working in a consultany or in a bpo. I have a work experience of working as a Customer Service Associate: June 2004 – September 2004

SPARSH (Domestic Call Centre), India

Successfully handled projects of our valued clients namely: Airtel and ABN AMRO Bank.I was keen of taking up a job at the corporate level but they do want people with experience in HR.I am looking out for job opportunity as an HR Trainee or HR Co- ordinator.Please guide me as to what should i opt.

Regards

Priya

From China
mohammed.azmath
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Dear Priya,
As you have said that you already have the experience of working as a customer service associate, it might be wise if you chose the same field as a customer service associate. I suggested this keeping in mind the experience you can gather from the BPO, you always stand a chance to move into the HR department of the same company. And as far as the job in a placement consultancy is concerned i feel that we all know the sort of job profile that we have in those consultants.
I feel that you might be utilizing your potential to the core, and it also does not give a bright picture in your resume as well.
I suggest that ou can take up the job in the BPO and slowly work towards moving to HR department in the same organization. This is just my suggestion, The onus is on you to decide which job will fit your bill.
Regards,
Mohammed Azmath

From India, Tiruchchirappalli
Rajat Joshi
101

Hi Priya,
I guess this is first time am responding to your query.. :D
Good course you have pursued..
Whether to work as Associate in a BPO or as a Recruitment Consultant is your career choice. Am sure you would have settled for the later as you have pursued the HR course and also as a consultant you have an edge over others as you have worked in the operations so you would have a better understanding of the positions and decide whether the candidate would "fit in"...
As far as your efforts for Corporate level..all i can say that be positive and be persistent..since you have become a senior member of this forum am sure the nuggets shared here has complemented your knowledge base & skills..therefore it's the matter of the application..
Don;t give up.. :D and review your skills & profile constantly while meeting the prospective companies...
Good luck...
Cheers,
Rajat
Regards
Priya

From India, Pune
sawant.priya
8

Hi Rajat
Very gud morning.
Yes,ur right ur replying to my query for the first time.
Thanks fo rthe response....I'll keep u all updated were i have landed finally.I am extremly glad tp be on the forum and meet u all .....u r always there to help whenever u need.
Gud day
Regards
Priya

From China
minalmhaskar
Hi Rajat,
I am a new member of this community. I recently completed MBA in HR and IT and started working as an HR Executive. I am happy with the field but all my friends and classmates have gone for marketing and got well placed with fat pay packages. I am the on ly person working for a small firm at a low pay. Sometimes I feel that I took a wrong decision by getting into HR and get demotivated by looking at them. Plz help me overcome this problem. U suggest me to change the field or have patience and gain a good experience in the same field for a bright career down the line for HR being a slow field.
MINAL.

From India, Hyderabad
sangjulie
9

Dear Priya,
I suggust that you go in to work in for the consultancy, since you will get used to the procedures of procuring and filling out the positions, you will gain more knowledge on the recruitment side, and since you have taken the MBA - HR as your specialization it will be quite useful. .
Regards
Julie

From India, Hyderabad
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