There are many areas in HR, but companies concentrate only on a few. How will I come to know if my interest areas are present in the company I am applying to? Moreover, what are the general areas that every MNC has?
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HR is truly a vast field, and so are most things in life that seem to have no end. However, in all companies, small or big, sourcing talent, salary negotiation (recruitment), employee relations/dispute handling, employee performance analysis, and statutory procedures (compensation & benefits) are some common activities of HR. It is up to you to decide which kind of job fascinates you. Good luck.
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First of all, decide in which role you want to develop in the next 5-10 years:
HR - Core - KRAs:
- End-to-end recruitment
- Employee induction
- Employee retention
- Issuing offer/appointment letters
- Conducting joining formalities, etc.
HR - Generalistics - KRAs:
- Ensuring all legal compliance
- Adhering to statutory norms
- Overseeing overall HR processes
- Communication with various legal bodies such as the labour commissioner
- Knowledge of labor laws
- Handling industrial relations/public relations
Some companies also introduce an additional HR role, i.e., HR-Admin.
Nowadays, the HR department has been decentralized into more or less the structure discussed above. If anybody wants to specialize in HR core, they have to choose the HR-Core option as stated above. In general, all MNCs have more or less the same structure.
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From India, New Delhi
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HR - Core - KRAs:
- End-to-end recruitment
- Employee induction
- Employee retention
- Issuing offer/appointment letters
- Conducting joining formalities, etc.
HR - Generalistics - KRAs:
- Ensuring all legal compliance
- Adhering to statutory norms
- Overseeing overall HR processes
- Communication with various legal bodies such as the labour commissioner
- Knowledge of labor laws
- Handling industrial relations/public relations
Some companies also introduce an additional HR role, i.e., HR-Admin.
Nowadays, the HR department has been decentralized into more or less the structure discussed above. If anybody wants to specialize in HR core, they have to choose the HR-Core option as stated above. In general, all MNCs have more or less the same structure.
Thank you.
From India, New Delhi
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Deciding Your HR Role
First of all, decide which role you want to take up and develop in the next 5-10 years:
• HR - Core - KRAs:
a) End-to-end recruitment
b) Employee induction
c) Employee retention
d) Offer/appointment letter rollout
e) Joining formalities, etc.
• HR - Generalist - KRAs:
a) All legal compliance
b) Statutory norms
c) Overall HR process job role
d) Communication with various legal bodies such as the labor commissioner
e) Labor law
f) IR/PR
Some companies also introduce an additional HR role, i.e., HR-Admin. Nowadays, HR departments have been decentralized as discussed above. If anybody wants to be in HR core, he/she has to choose the option (HR-Core) as stated above.
In general, all MNCs have more or less the same structure.
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From India, New Delhi
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First of all, decide which role you want to take up and develop in the next 5-10 years:
• HR - Core - KRAs:
a) End-to-end recruitment
b) Employee induction
c) Employee retention
d) Offer/appointment letter rollout
e) Joining formalities, etc.
• HR - Generalist - KRAs:
a) All legal compliance
b) Statutory norms
c) Overall HR process job role
d) Communication with various legal bodies such as the labor commissioner
e) Labor law
f) IR/PR
Some companies also introduce an additional HR role, i.e., HR-Admin. Nowadays, HR departments have been decentralized as discussed above. If anybody wants to be in HR core, he/she has to choose the option (HR-Core) as stated above.
In general, all MNCs have more or less the same structure.
Regards
From India, New Delhi
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Thank you for such a valuable reply. However, at the starting level, what position should I aim for? For instance, at the fresher level, nobody directs us to any specialized field; I have to start as a trainee. I can only express my areas of interest... will that be acceptable? For example, I am interested in motivation and OD programs, as well as employee satisfaction. Nevertheless, I feel that phrasing it this way may come across as unprofessional.
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From India, Jaipur
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From India, Jaipur
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