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Human Resources (HR) Specialist Reviews

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

January 2017
Gain an Education.
Human Resources (HR) Specialist in Red Bluff:
Always ask about continuing education opportunities.
January 2017
Meeting different people.
Human Resources (HR) Specialist in New York:
Pros: The city has various opportunities.
Cons: The commute is extremely long from my current location.
October 2016
Human Resources (HR) Specialist:
Get experience in project implementation.
October 2016
Office Conditions.
Human Resources (HR) Specialist:
Pros: I love working with people good and bad. There are always bad parts to HR and I don't mind that. I truly love the interaction with employees and helping them with what they need. I also do mostly the recruiting for the company I work for and love when we find a candidate perfect for the jobs we are hiring for!
Cons: There is not balance in our pay scale at all. We have grown so fast and merged over that last several years and the payscale is all over the place . Feel that I am being underpaid for being young.
August 2016
Human Resources (HR) Specialist:
Pros: Flexible schedule, company culture.
Cons: Unstable financial conditions, unfulfilled promises.
August 2016
Human Resources (HR) Specialist:
Pros: Flexibility, coworkers, challenge.
Cons: Unstable economic conditions, unfulfilled promises.
August 2016
The Work that Never Sleeps.
Human Resources (HR) Specialist:
Pros: Culture. Pay. Conditions.
Cons: Parking. Phone calls. Work load. Stress leve.

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