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manpreet
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3 years ago
HR because with the course of time, HR job will become a job which can't be replaced by automation. Stereotypically, HR is an area dominated by women and reality isn't far from stereotype when it comes to this. The number of male students are very less as compared to the female students. HR asks of you to be patient, fluent in English (if you're in India) and a good command over MS office. Talent has become the hottest commodity in the global marketplace, and individuals have more power to knowingly influence the culture of a company than ever before. This has resulted in a much-needed transformation of corporate human resources teams who are now forced to navigate new technologies, manage employee expectations, and ensure that the organization has a productive and happy workforce.The human resources department of the 21st century will favour specialization over a generalized, one-size fits all approach to workforce management. The responsibilities that fall onto the plate of a Chief Human Resources Officer and his or her small jack-of-all-trades team will now be spread out across a functionally diverse stack of specialists.