Your Questions About Human Resources Jobs
Saturday, 19. May 2012

Daniel asks…
Human resources job with a sociology degree?
I’m going to be graduating with a B.S. in sociology in a few weeks. Is there any way I could get a human resources job with such a degree?
Tampa Employee Leasing answers:
Good background. Most H.R. Positions start off with a lot of administrative duties. Good computer skills are a must.
Apply and good luck.

Sharon asks…
how do i get a human resources job with no expirence and h.s diploma?
I have no experience at all in human resources, im 18 years old and just graduated high school… but I have a knack for wanting to help people out.. I feel like I would be great working in a office environment… I like to do computer work and make decisions.. I would just have no complaints at all in doing all the work, I want to be involved in the business atmosphere.. how do I go about it, is it even legit?
Tampa Employee Leasing answers:
Well I suggest you start asking around and seeing what is out there. Talk to the people that are in charge of hum,an resources at different companies and hospitals and orgnizations. Some do allow teens to come in work on a parttime basis while they go to school to finish up. That way you are getting your experience. It can’t hurt to ask. Let them know this is really wahat you are wanting to do and need the experience. You can even volunteer your time until they see fit to pay you.

Charles asks…
Human Resources Job Outlook coming out of a University of California vs. State University?
I am going to UCSD this Fall under Sociology major (UCSD doesn’t offer HR or Business) and am hoping to get the BA and intern at the same time.
My questions is, how will my competition look against those who come out of State Universities with Human Resources Degrees?
Tampa Employee Leasing answers:
I am an alumni from UCSC. I majored in Sociology and Community Studies. Although I didn’t plan on it, I ended up working in HR. The fact that I had a degree in Sociology was helpful to get my foot in the door. From my personal experience, the school that I went to was not a big deal.
Writing an excellent cover letter and resume got me the interview. Prepared interviewing skills put me at the top of the list. Excellent references clinched the deal.
Get the knowledge, skills and abilities to do the job. Market yourself well. Build strong working relationships.
I am biased, however, and think the UC degree is the best!
;o)

Maria asks…
Are there any jobs that would involve human resources in an animal related career?
I love animals, but I’m majoring in human resource management. I was just wondering if there was any way I could combine the two in a career?
Tampa Employee Leasing answers:
A major zoo like the Bronx Zoo or charities who support stray animals. Local government who picks up stray animals and places them for adoption. Maybe you can apply to animal planet, national geographic channel, discovery channel or a magazine publishers who focus on animals.

Ruth asks…
human resources opportunities jobs?
I’m thinking to take human resources as major in business, but how about opportunities jobs and salary?
i would like to read your opinion
thank you in advance
Tampa Employee Leasing answers:
There are a lot of opportunities. The pay goes up the higher up and larger an organization is. What you will want to do is figure what you like doing then see what particular aspect of HR meets that. If not that then try to think of something else. One way to discover this is to read HR job descriptions and see if those things interest you. I hope this helps and wish you all the best in your chosen field. Good luck
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