RH UNIVERSE

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...

As per my previous articles, I defined  the concept of what human resources means  in this blog and explained why this field is important.The major divisions in this field in terms of human resources roles were discussed. As you may remember, the job titles in the human resource industry are divided into two main categories which are the generalist and specialist roles. In this article, I will be focusing on the skills you need to be a part of this ever-changing environment.  Certain skills, as with all occupations and careers, are required to play a specific role. A soft skill is one that is frequently associated with your personality, interactions with others, and so on. A skill can also be difficult; it is difficult because the skill is not natural to you at first, but it is now second nature to you after some time or training. Computer skills, for example, are frequently associated with these hard skills. For the purposes of this article, I will not differentiate betw...

In my last post, I discussed the key concepts of the topics covered on this site as well as the importance of the human resource management field. In a few paragraphs, we learned that human resources is about people and the behaviors they bring with them, and that having a human resources department is crucial for businesses because it fosters overall employee loyalty and satisfaction. In this post, I wanted to focus on a different subject, specifically the career opportunities present in the enormous sector of human resources. The right career path for you may be in human resources if you wish to help an organization's personnel. You can select from a variety of roles within the human resources division, all of which offer a variety of duties as well as chances for professional progression and higher income. This is why it's important to find a role that matches your skills, experience and qualifications so take a look at what's on offer in human resources. Depending on th...

Many aspects of this adventure have been covered in this blog, from defining the HR universe to determining the skills required to work in this ever-changing environment. This time, future human resource professionals, you will learn about the best countries in which to work in human resources. Although salary is an important consideration when deciding where to start or advance your career in this fascinating field, the most important aspect of finding a job in any industry is that you are completely engaged with the job you may be performing in the future. External factors such as the culture of the country where you want to work and your level of satisfaction on the missions you are assigned are aligned with your expectations of that specific job or position should also be considered. If you future HR professionals are seeking a considerable high income According to many specialised websites, the best places to live and work are Luxembourg, Switzerland, Australia, and the United Sta...

In the last article , I talked about the countries where, you future HR professional, could potentially be working in the field depending on your salary expectations, career advancement and  work-life culture of the country you selected to work in. Today, I will be focusing on the best places to study human resource management along with a short reflection on the certifications and licences that you can obtain outside regular education. In the first part of this article I will be sharing the places that should be considered by any person aiming to pursue a career in this huge field. In the second  part of this article I will be sharing a short personal reflection about where or not you should get your hr accreditations through regular education or through alternative licences and professional courses. The last part would be about giving my advice to the future Hr aspirants about their education. In this first part, let me focus on stating the countries and universities that ne...