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swati0906
Respected Sirs and Mams
I am swati mittal and have done MBA into HR. then i worked for around 1.3yrs as HR generalist profile from a medium size company. At the time of my switch i was offered Gud HR position with 2.8/annum package.Unfortunatley, i become too unwell and had to quit my job then. Now after 7-8 months i am searching a decent job in HR but not getting it, getting "sales & mkting" and "Business development" offers with around 20-25k in hand.
my 1st q-- I) have gud communication skills but am very confused whether i shift into Marketing and should i ever think to come back in HR and will i be able to? Moreover HR in itself is a respectable job so getting lured.And also mkting is much more hard work i believe
2) wats the difference between Mkting and business development.?
kindly help i am very confused
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From India, New Delhi
Shailendrak111
4

have patience and go for your passion............. its better to late and start with something you want than to hurry and start with something you get throen in ur way..........
grab even a small hr opportunity..... perform, learn and get experience and decide the way ahead in ur life.....
regards,
shailendra-HR

From India, Mumbai
bodhisutra
246

BD is gas, a fuzzy thing between sales and marketing and the term is used when the organization isn't clear whether your role is sales or marketing.

You won't get a good marketing role at fresher level simply because you won't understand marketing. You need to do sales for a couple of years at least to be able to contribute to marketing.

As for choosing a career, first salary doesn't matter as much as the choice of the field because if you love the filed, within a couple of years you would be making more money than in an area which gave you more starting salary but doesn't excite you.

As for something requiring hardwork - ask yourself this question - Do you want to work hard and achieve more or do you want to earn less but lead a relaxed life. Both of these options are equally fair and it depends on the kind of person you are. Make this decision carefully because if you are a go getter and get stuck in an easy but low paying career, you'd get frustrated and if you are an earn-less-work-less kind of a person, you'll break down if you join a work-more-earn-more career.

From India, Delhi
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