Dear Seniors,
I am an Army Officer with 20 years of service. I plan to switch my career and join the HR field in the near future. I have prepared my resume and am attaching it for your perusal. Please guide me regarding:
1. Any amendments required?
2. Is it suitable for the HR field?
3. At what level of job opportunity (Manager/Senior Manager/AVP/VP) should I look out for?
Any other assistance is gladly welcome.
Thanks and Regards,
Yogesh Joshi.
From India, Bangalore
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I am an Army Officer with 20 years of service. I plan to switch my career and join the HR field in the near future. I have prepared my resume and am attaching it for your perusal. Please guide me regarding:
1. Any amendments required?
2. Is it suitable for the HR field?
3. At what level of job opportunity (Manager/Senior Manager/AVP/VP) should I look out for?
Any other assistance is gladly welcome.
Thanks and Regards,
Yogesh Joshi.
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Sir,
Firstly, thank you for your kind service, which has kept us safe. I have reviewed your CV, which is quite impressive. There is only one thing I would like to mention regarding the objective you stated for Middle or Senior roles. Kindly consider mentioning Senior Level, as it will demonstrate your confidence.
Kedar
From India, Pune
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2Firstly, thank you for your kind service, which has kept us safe. I have reviewed your CV, which is quite impressive. There is only one thing I would like to mention regarding the objective you stated for Middle or Senior roles. Kindly consider mentioning Senior Level, as it will demonstrate your confidence.
Kedar
From India, Pune
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Hello Munib,
Thank you very much for your invaluable and prompt inputs. However, as I mentioned to you, I am not really interested in security firms, having spent my entire career in the forces. I am more interested in people and resource management since I feel that my strong point is my ability to gel with nearly all kinds and types of people. I have also found out that I have a flair for training and enjoy it a lot.
Thanks once again, and we will keep in touch.
Regards,
Yogesh Joshi
Pune
From India, Bangalore
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Thank you very much for your invaluable and prompt inputs. However, as I mentioned to you, I am not really interested in security firms, having spent my entire career in the forces. I am more interested in people and resource management since I feel that my strong point is my ability to gel with nearly all kinds and types of people. I have also found out that I have a flair for training and enjoy it a lot.
Thanks once again, and we will keep in touch.
Regards,
Yogesh Joshi
Pune
From India, Bangalore
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I completely agree with you that you should join the serving team rather than security. You have done enough of that work for 20 years. I think you should join some HR recruitment team where they will undergo rigorous training for the rest of their life rather than their future.
From India, Hyderabad
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From India, Hyderabad
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Dear Sir,
As you are the Head of Recruitments, I am forwarding my resume for your kind perusal. I would be very grateful if you could help me to get a new job.
Thank you,
Krishna
9969739070
From India, Mumbai
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As you are the Head of Recruitments, I am forwarding my resume for your kind perusal. I would be very grateful if you could help me to get a new job.
Thank you,
Krishna
9969739070
From India, Mumbai
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Hi... im doing my engineering final year. i like to step in HR. Is there job opportunities in chennai for freshers to get into HR department. Plz do help me.
From India, Madras
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From India, Madras
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Lt. Col. Joshi,
I currently serve as the Head of HR in a Structural Engineering Company. I began my career in the Infantry, and I agree with your perspective on not pursuing a career in security. Upon reviewing your resume, I suggest tailoring it to a more civilian-friendly language. For instance, under the training section, you have listed numerous trainings for various cadres, which may not be easily understood by individuals outside the military.
I recommend sending your resume to Maj. Gen. Sandhu (retired from the Armoured Corps), a highly respected individual within the Anand Group. This group is well-known in the automotive component manufacturing sector across India, and they often hire former army officers for HR roles. You can reach Maj. Gen. Sandhu at
. Before joining this British MNC, I held the position of Head of HR in one of the Anand Group companies.
Best of luck.
JR
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I currently serve as the Head of HR in a Structural Engineering Company. I began my career in the Infantry, and I agree with your perspective on not pursuing a career in security. Upon reviewing your resume, I suggest tailoring it to a more civilian-friendly language. For instance, under the training section, you have listed numerous trainings for various cadres, which may not be easily understood by individuals outside the military.
I recommend sending your resume to Maj. Gen. Sandhu (retired from the Armoured Corps), a highly respected individual within the Anand Group. This group is well-known in the automotive component manufacturing sector across India, and they often hire former army officers for HR roles. You can reach Maj. Gen. Sandhu at
Best of luck.
JR
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