Yes, transitioning to HR from a sociology background is possible. Start by gaining relevant skills and knowledge through courses or certifications in HR management or related fields. Additionally, consider gaining practical experience through internships or volunteer opportunities to demonstrate your commitment and suitability for HR roles. Networking with HR professionals and showcasing transferable skills such as communication, problem-solving, and understanding of human behavior will also strengthen your candidacy.
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Thank you for this video. I’m actually on that path and I hope I will pass my interview.
Most welcome! I am sure things will turn up the way that's best for you.
Thank you for this information.
Looking forward to using it.
I have a masters in Hr - recently graduated with no prior experience . What role do you think I can apply for .
I would suggest starting with the HR generalist role. It is the starting point and leads to other roles such as HR manager as you put years into it.
Can get HR specialist job from sociology background? It's my dream to be HR....
Yes, transitioning to HR from a sociology background is possible. Start by gaining relevant skills and knowledge through courses or certifications in HR management or related fields. Additionally, consider gaining practical experience through internships or volunteer opportunities to demonstrate your commitment and suitability for HR roles. Networking with HR professionals and showcasing transferable skills such as communication, problem-solving, and understanding of human behavior will also strengthen your candidacy.
Good but the speaking is too fast, especially those who are not fluent in English.
Please go to settings icon under the video and click on playback speed. There, you can slow it down according to your liking.
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