i am a graduate nurse by profession and desperately want to change the line. am wanting to study PGD in hrm, is it a good idea and what are the opportunities?
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Dear Abhra, Your decision is good. but u have got a graduation already, it’ll be good if you are going for a PG course in HRM rather than PGD HRM. Ram
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Ram is right to add something to that, you have good oppurtunities and demand for career growth in HR profession.
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Can you shed some light on career growth in the HR profession? What are the different courses available, and what are the career options within this field? I am also interested in pursuing a course in HR, but I am unsure of what I should opt for. Please provide some suggestions.
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