In this blog you have seen many aspects of the field of human resource management, from what it means to the positions that will be available if you decide to work in this field in the future. I have also detailed the skills you need to master in the field of human resources. This time I wanted to focus on a specific topic that has nothing to do with the corporate side of HR. You may have the general belief that if you study HR, you are destined to work in a company and that there is no other option, let me tell you that this conception is absolutely false. There is always another way, if you don't like companies but still have some preference for human resources. There is the option of becoming a professor, yes a professor. This profession does not seem exciting at first but if we think about the satisfaction factor rather than the monetary factor. Wouldn't it be great to share your knowledge with people interested in the field and better prepare the next generations. This art...
There are many definitions for this term, but only two of them are frequently used. In the first interpretation , the term "those who work in such organisations" is used to refer to those who add value to the firm or business. The second description refers to the department that is responsible for hiring new employees, keeping track of their performance, setting their timetables, determining their compensation, and providing them with training. Let me make it clear that I will be using the second definition for this blog since this is used the most frequently. I choose to concentrate on the division of a company that manages people rather than talking about all the members of a business because this universe is rather large. This managerial topic caught my attention because it is a field that is always changing. Human resources is the division responsible for two key functions for this blog: the first is the management of resources , in this instance the employees, including...