Dear All,
I am feeling very demotivated nowadays. I have completed my MBA in HR but am not getting a good job in the field. I have started working for a semi-government organization as a project assistant, but the role has nothing to do with HR.
Please advise me on what I should do next.
Thanks,
Musheer
From India, Delhi
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I am feeling very demotivated nowadays. I have completed my MBA in HR but am not getting a good job in the field. I have started working for a semi-government organization as a project assistant, but the role has nothing to do with HR.
Please advise me on what I should do next.
Thanks,
Musheer
From India, Delhi
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Hi,
Don't get disappointed at all. You will definitely get the break in HR. Upload your resume on various job portals, check the job classifieds in newspapers regularly. And yes, don't think that you will not get anything from your present job. You will definitely gain some knowledge from your present job, even if it's not related to the HR field. There are many people who don't initially get a job in their related field.
I also started my career as a Customer Service Representative. I did my MBA in HR. After a few months, I got the break in HR as a recruiter. After that, I worked in Payroll and now I am handling a Generalist profile. So, don't worry, try your best. Best of luck!
From India, Pune
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11Don't get disappointed at all. You will definitely get the break in HR. Upload your resume on various job portals, check the job classifieds in newspapers regularly. And yes, don't think that you will not get anything from your present job. You will definitely gain some knowledge from your present job, even if it's not related to the HR field. There are many people who don't initially get a job in their related field.
I also started my career as a Customer Service Representative. I did my MBA in HR. After a few months, I got the break in HR as a recruiter. After that, I worked in Payroll and now I am handling a Generalist profile. So, don't worry, try your best. Best of luck!
From India, Pune
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Dear Masheer,
I was in the same positions a few months back and could understand what must be going in your mind. Let me tell you don't give up. Core HR jobs are less in the market and attrition is very low in this department but don't stop applying for the jobs and the most important thing is keep updating your knowledge, keep your basics clear. Its not the MBA that is going to give you the job its the knowledge you posses. An opportunity can arrive at any time at your door step.
All the best and Be Hopeful
From India, Pune
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I was in the same positions a few months back and could understand what must be going in your mind. Let me tell you don't give up. Core HR jobs are less in the market and attrition is very low in this department but don't stop applying for the jobs and the most important thing is keep updating your knowledge, keep your basics clear. Its not the MBA that is going to give you the job its the knowledge you posses. An opportunity can arrive at any time at your door step.
All the best and Be Hopeful
From India, Pune
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Dear Musheer,
I understand your present situation. But don't be disappointed, but try to update your knowledge base. I would like to suggest joining any small type of company/organization to gather experience (in between, don't think that you're an MBA) and learn from your practical experiences. You mentioned that you're working in a concern. Then, you can observe how they handle all types of statutory/social compliances and solve employees' problems. It'll help you in the future. During this period, keep updating your resume and post it on all job portals. Above all, you have to analyze yourself impartially and try to identify your disadvantages to rectify them. You can seek help from your seniors. I believe you will get a positive result. So, don't lose hope, fight the situation, and you will emerge as a winner. Best of luck to you.
Regards,
S. SARKAR
From India, Calcutta
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I understand your present situation. But don't be disappointed, but try to update your knowledge base. I would like to suggest joining any small type of company/organization to gather experience (in between, don't think that you're an MBA) and learn from your practical experiences. You mentioned that you're working in a concern. Then, you can observe how they handle all types of statutory/social compliances and solve employees' problems. It'll help you in the future. During this period, keep updating your resume and post it on all job portals. Above all, you have to analyze yourself impartially and try to identify your disadvantages to rectify them. You can seek help from your seniors. I believe you will get a positive result. So, don't lose hope, fight the situation, and you will emerge as a winner. Best of luck to you.
Regards,
S. SARKAR
From India, Calcutta
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I want to share one more thing with you guys...
I got a very good opportunity in the HR field, but the company was asking me to pay Rs. 15,000. I did not agree to anything and refused the offer. The company name was H B Entertainment Private Ltd.
Has anyone else come across the same situation?
Thanks
From India, Delhi
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I got a very good opportunity in the HR field, but the company was asking me to pay Rs. 15,000. I did not agree to anything and refused the offer. The company name was H B Entertainment Private Ltd.
Has anyone else come across the same situation?
Thanks
From India, Delhi
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