Hi,
I am new to this forum, and I want the help of all CiteHR members. I am currently working in a consultancy and want to transition into a generalist profile. However, my background is primarily in hardcore recruitment, and I lack knowledge on how to tailor my experience for a generalist role to attract interview calls. I have completed my PGDBA in HR and operations. What should I include in my resume to increase the chances of receiving calls from companies?
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Nisha
From India, Jaipur
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I am new to this forum, and I want the help of all CiteHR members. I am currently working in a consultancy and want to transition into a generalist profile. However, my background is primarily in hardcore recruitment, and I lack knowledge on how to tailor my experience for a generalist role to attract interview calls. I have completed my PGDBA in HR and operations. What should I include in my resume to increase the chances of receiving calls from companies?
Regards,
Nisha
From India, Jaipur
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If you are looking for a generalist profile, then you have to be involved in the following responsibilities:
Human Resource Planning and Management (where you will be responsible for making policy formats, manuals, etc.)
Recruitment and Selection (all recruitment processes from beginning to end, like sourcing CVs, screening, interview calling, selection, joining formalities, etc.)
Compensation and Benefits (salary, wages of employees, and other benefits)
Training & Development (all training activities such as TNI, Training calendar, Training implementation, Training evaluation, etc.)
Performance Management System (JD, KRA Setting, KPI, Performance evaluation)
Employee Retention
Legal compliances like PF, ESIC, Gratuity
Hope this helps you.
From India, Pune
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73Human Resource Planning and Management (where you will be responsible for making policy formats, manuals, etc.)
Recruitment and Selection (all recruitment processes from beginning to end, like sourcing CVs, screening, interview calling, selection, joining formalities, etc.)
Compensation and Benefits (salary, wages of employees, and other benefits)
Training & Development (all training activities such as TNI, Training calendar, Training implementation, Training evaluation, etc.)
Performance Management System (JD, KRA Setting, KPI, Performance evaluation)
Employee Retention
Legal compliances like PF, ESIC, Gratuity
Hope this helps you.
From India, Pune
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Hi Abhishek,
Thanks for your reply, but tell me one thing. I don't have any knowledge of HR generalist roles, like KRA. I only know about PF, ESI, and gratuity calculation. How can I include all these things in my resume when I don't know much about them?
From India, Jaipur
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Thanks for your reply, but tell me one thing. I don't have any knowledge of HR generalist roles, like KRA. I only know about PF, ESI, and gratuity calculation. How can I include all these things in my resume when I don't know much about them?
From India, Jaipur
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Hey, you can't mention these if you don't have any experience. So first, gain the experience. You should be curious to learn about these things and slowly involve yourself in these profiles. To be a good generalist, you should have at least 3 to 4 years of experience, in my opinion.
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Hey, you can't mention these if you don't have any experience. So first, gain the experience. You should be curious to learn about these things and slowly involve yourself in these profiles. To be a good generalist, you should have at least 3 to 4 years of experience, in my opinion.
From India, Pune
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Hi Abhishek,
Okay, I can't mention all these things in my profile. But what if I have knowledge about all these things and no experience? Should I mention? Tell me about this. In Chandigarh, there is no scope for an HR generalist profile! Guide me on this now!
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Nisha
From India, Jaipur
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Okay, I can't mention all these things in my profile. But what if I have knowledge about all these things and no experience? Should I mention? Tell me about this. In Chandigarh, there is no scope for an HR generalist profile! Guide me on this now!
Regards,
Nisha
From India, Jaipur
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Hi Nisha,
First, acquire theoretical knowledge as it will assist you during the interview and demonstrate your interest in the Genetics profile. Express your enthusiasm for the position and convey that you will give your best if provided with the opportunity.
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Devesh
From India, Mumbai
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First, acquire theoretical knowledge as it will assist you during the interview and demonstrate your interest in the Genetics profile. Express your enthusiasm for the position and convey that you will give your best if provided with the opportunity.
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Devesh
From India, Mumbai
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Dear Devesh,
Thanks, I have given many interviews and I am even informing them that I am interested in a generalist profile. However, wherever I am going, they are saying they need a person who has experience in a generalist profile. They will consider those people. I have experience in recruitments only, and I cannot mention about the generalist profile in my resume because I do not have practical knowledge. Whatever I am learning, I am learning from this site only. What should I mention in my CV so that I will get openings in a generalist profile?
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Nisha
From India, Jaipur
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Thanks, I have given many interviews and I am even informing them that I am interested in a generalist profile. However, wherever I am going, they are saying they need a person who has experience in a generalist profile. They will consider those people. I have experience in recruitments only, and I cannot mention about the generalist profile in my resume because I do not have practical knowledge. Whatever I am learning, I am learning from this site only. What should I mention in my CV so that I will get openings in a generalist profile?
Regards,
Nisha
From India, Jaipur
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Hi Nisha,
I agree with you that due to economic slowdown, jobs are scarce, but recruitment is still ongoing in India. The difference is that only the best candidates are selected because employers have a large pool of candidates to choose from. Therefore, job seekers' strategy should be to strive to become the best.
From India, Kochi
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I agree with you that due to economic slowdown, jobs are scarce, but recruitment is still ongoing in India. The difference is that only the best candidates are selected because employers have a large pool of candidates to choose from. Therefore, job seekers' strategy should be to strive to become the best.
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May your life be colored with the colors of joy,
colors of friendship,
colors of fun,
colors of love,
colors of happiness,
on Holi & always.
Wishing you a very Happy Holi.
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Hi all,
Please give me knowledge about an HR Generalist. What is an HR Generalist? What are his/her responsibilities and job profile? Please clarify this for me as I am very excited to know. Kindly send this information to my email address.
Thank you.
With warm regards,
Kalpa
From India, Ahmadabad
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Please give me knowledge about an HR Generalist. What is an HR Generalist? What are his/her responsibilities and job profile? Please clarify this for me as I am very excited to know. Kindly send this information to my email address.
Thank you.
With warm regards,
Kalpa
From India, Ahmadabad
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Hi Nisha...!! Firstly, you have to know what is included in an HR Generalist Profile. A person who can handle all aspects of HR is an HR Generalist. As above, the areas defined by Abhi... Firstly, get the complete knowledge by reading starting from Induction to the End, i.e., Exit Interviews. You can find everything here from the beginning to the end. Start reading from the beginning to get an overall idea of all aspects of an HR Generalist. If you find any problems, then raise the query. All site members are here to help you. Are you seeking a job in Chandigarh? I'll try to help you. Send your CV to adyjaan@gmail.com. Best of luck!! Regards, Ady
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Hi,
Thanks to all those who have posted here. It has answered many of my questions. I am an MBA (HR) student currently in my second year. Can you please tell me the areas that are generally covered when interviewing a candidate for an HR position? I will be thankful to all those who can also guide me on preparing for HR interviews. :)
From India, Madras
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Thanks to all those who have posted here. It has answered many of my questions. I am an MBA (HR) student currently in my second year. Can you please tell me the areas that are generally covered when interviewing a candidate for an HR position? I will be thankful to all those who can also guide me on preparing for HR interviews. :)
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Hi Friends!!! Even am facing the same problem. Pls help us out, dear seniors. Regards Krithika
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Hi,
I have read through your entire blog, and I believe that what you have said is true not only in your state but all over. So, for now, hold onto the job you are in and continue to learn. Be prepared to seize any opportunity to apply your knowledge. When your expertise is acknowledged within the organization, make sure to update your resume.
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From India, Madras
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I have read through your entire blog, and I believe that what you have said is true not only in your state but all over. So, for now, hold onto the job you are in and continue to learn. Be prepared to seize any opportunity to apply your knowledge. When your expertise is acknowledged within the organization, make sure to update your resume.
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Hi,
I was told that as a fresher, it's not right to enter into recruitment as one may not be able to have a good career path. Is it true? Is there any particular domain in HR to enter as a fresher? Taking the recession into consideration, should we take up any HR job that comes our way?
From India, Madras
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I was told that as a fresher, it's not right to enter into recruitment as one may not be able to have a good career path. Is it true? Is there any particular domain in HR to enter as a fresher? Taking the recession into consideration, should we take up any HR job that comes our way?
From India, Madras
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Hi Nisha,
You are right; due to the recession, there are no calls at all. It is also true that without experience, you will not be considered for an HR Generalist profile. But keep on trying; you will get an opportunity, and don't miss it. All the best.
Pushkarini
Hyderabad
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You are right; due to the recession, there are no calls at all. It is also true that without experience, you will not be considered for an HR Generalist profile. But keep on trying; you will get an opportunity, and don't miss it. All the best.
Pushkarini
Hyderabad
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