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Human Resources (HR) Director Reviews

What is it like working as a Human Resources (HR) Director?

January 2021
Making a significant Impact.
Human Resources (HR) Director in Los Angeles:
Pros: I am heard, respected and my input is of value to the organization.
Cons: Long hours- short-staffed-
December 2020
Crisis is our middle name.
Human Resources (HR) Director in Kansas City:
Pros: I enjoy most of the people that I work with and I believe in the services that we provide to people that are not able to do for themselves.
Cons: Working with people that are not skilled for the position that they are being hired/promoted into.
November 2020
Rewarding.
Human Resources (HR) Director in Lady Lake:
Pros: Training and helping teams grow. Engaging them in their position.
Cons: I do not feel that I get feedback from the administration about my personal job performance.
October 2020
Supporting Managers and employees to focus on work at hand.
Human Resources (HR) Director in Jonesboro:
Pros: Autonomy
Cons: Catching up on projects that were neglected in the past.
October 2020
Seasonal, you are either in season working 6 days a week or out of season working 6 days a week to help cut labor.
Human Resources (HR) Director in Ocean Springs:
Pros: Bring close to family, good education opportunities for children
Cons: Limited growth
September 2020
The greatest place in the world.
Human Resources (HR) Director in New York:
Pros: Active opportunity to do anything. Everything is convenient regardless where you're located.
Cons: Cost of living
September 2020
HR Director is a Great Job If You Don't Desire Any Recognition.
Human Resources (HR) Director in Idaho Falls:
Pros: I am able to work independently and prioritize tasks as I see fit.
Cons: The "difficult" issues and conversations are always pushed to me. There is very little joy in what I do.

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