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Re: Human Resource Professionals: by HRDiva: 9:31pm On Feb 26, 2009 |
At Disguy, If you take the route of expatriate the nysc certificate is not required but then the organisation would have to sort out your work permit and other requirements for your employment. Now expatraites are hired becuse the skill is specialised and scarce so some of the legal requirements for hiring expatriates are that they are understudied by I think 2 employees to ensure skill transfer. Now if you do not have a skill that is scarce, no decent firm will go through the trouble of getting you a work permit when they can just hire an indigene with similar or better skills. Especially when they know you are Nigerian and you wee not hired from another country but are living in Nigeria. The NYSC is better pursued sooner than later because if one job doesn't demand it, the next job might and you just limit your options. Some firms actually help their employees sort out the NYSC certification, particular when they have a number of employees who may have studied abroad and may not have done it immediately after university. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by Amauche03: 3:00pm On Mar 04, 2009 |
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Re: Human Resource Professionals: by ajilete(f): 7:56pm On Mar 20, 2009 |
can anyone tell me (Yemmight, where are you?)whether it is compulsory to pay for the lectures at CIPM? is it possible to self study with the list of books etc. The lectures are costly and you still have to pay for the exams, i think i read somewhere on the CIPM website that lectures are not compulsory. Please can someone, anyone clarify?? |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by ngusha(m): 8:31pm On Mar 21, 2009 |
tanks everyone for your contributions but i will like to know cos i am an undergraduate student of psychology and am hoping to graduate this year. Is there any future for me in HR area at all cos i am interested in that and also which area can i do my masters that will be ok for me? All repiles please post to my mail addy orti_ngusha@yahoo.com. thanks all |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by tishat(f): 1:38pm On Mar 22, 2009 |
I read Business Administration and want to go for my MBA,can some one advice me on the school that does MBA in Human resourcesI live and work in Lagos,so any school that is located too far from Lagos wont do me any good. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by yemmight(m): 5:36pm On Mar 25, 2009 |
ajilete: You can get materials from the institute and study on ur own. You can also get from your friends and collegues. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by dadde(m): 7:13pm On Mar 26, 2009 |
hi tishat, u can apply for lasu mba. but u have to wait till septemba for new intake. all the best. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by HR00: 11:48am On Apr 02, 2009 |
I'm delighted to be part of this Forum. Please can we discuss KPI as a measure of of Performance. Thank you. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by samueline(f): 11:14pm On Apr 02, 2009 |
@ Tishat I will suggest u purchase Unilag MBA form. They just introduced HR specialisation and I think its a good deal.Check page 87 of the Guardian of March 26, 2009 for more deails. All d best. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by samueline(f): 11:20pm On Apr 02, 2009 |
@ Tishat I will suggest u purchase Unilag MBA form. They just introduced HR specialisation and I think its a good deal.Check page 87 of the Guardian of March 26, 2009 for more details. All d best. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by samueline(f): 11:32pm On Apr 02, 2009 |
@ ajilete, I dont think the lectures are so expensive when you compare it to some other professional exams. If you can afford it, please pay and attend lectures. On the other hand, if you think its expensive you should try 2 study really hard on your own. I studied 4d part 2 exams on my own and I passed, but I attended lectures 4d other diets and passed too. I would say that it was easier 4 me when I attended lectures than when I studied on my own. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by harmeenut: 11:16am On Apr 20, 2009 |
Dear All, Pls let's keep this thread alive. Just getting to know about it and having read threads since inception, I must confess I av missed a lot. But I believe it's better late than never. I must give kudos to yemmight for his efforts so far. You are an inspiration to some of us who want to pursue carreer in HR. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by chinyerume: 3:11pm On Apr 21, 2009 |
Hello House, I work as a Human Resource generalist in an oil and Gas firm. I have a task at hand.The task is to conduct a research on at least ten differences between Human Resource and Personnel Management. if anybody has anything to contribute,i will greatly appreciate. Thank You |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by igbalajobi: 4:51pm On Apr 21, 2009 |
Chinye, 2 things please. There are lots of different opinions and I think it is the best if you can read about all these and then try to see if you can make out something. I googled the question "diff btw hr & pm" and i have countless of sites which I am still going through. I will advise you do same. secondly, I just wrote a test for the position of Hr generalist and i am still waiting until employment before knowing what am I to do. I just applied because I want to pursue a career in HR. Is it different from normal HR Manager or less in position. What does it entails functionally? Will be grateful for your opinion. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by chinyerume: 5:12pm On Apr 21, 2009 |
Hello Igbalajobi, thanks for your response. I have goggled the research topics severally and i dont seem to come up with a clear cut thing. as for your query, the HR generalist role is lower than the post of an HR manager.an Hr generalist in a company is one that combines all HR functions like performance appraisals,training,recruitment,payroll admn etc.an HR generalist could be a supervisory position but is never a manager, if an HR generalist becomes a manager the title changes to HR-manager.Hope this clarifies? |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by igbalajobi: 5:51pm On Apr 21, 2009 |
It sure does. tx As for the outcome of the research, i seem to be more confused after reading the site. They are more of saying there is no clear-cut difference and that PM is the old term while Hr is advanced. I am printing all that i researched (about 8 page in ms word), take it home & read to see if I can get something out. Hoping to share more with & learn more from you & others in the house. Afterall you be experienced mentor |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by MORANOCEE(m): 5:08pm On Apr 22, 2009 |
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Re: Human Resource Professionals: by igbalajobi: 11:06am On Apr 23, 2009 |
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Re: Human Resource Professionals: by chinyerume: 1:05pm On Apr 24, 2009 |
Thanks .You're blessed. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by chinyerume: 8:32am On May 11, 2009 |
Hello House, Please does anyone have a sample of a vehicle allocation procedure?am developing procedures in my work place and i need some help with this one. Kindly assist if you have a sample of the vehicle allocation procedure. Thank You. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by Iranoladun(f): 3:44pm On May 14, 2009 |
This is a wonderful thread that I stumbled upon today and please let us all keep it alive. I'm an HR practitioner with about 14 years experience across different HR core areas but I really found most of the post helpful and won't hesitate to contribute my quota. @chinyerume See the attachment for our company's Vehicle Policy, hope you find it useful
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Re: Human Resource Professionals: by Iranoladun(f): 4:05pm On May 14, 2009 |
I discovered over some time especially during most recruitment exercise that most people do not get short listed for an interview because of how they put their cv together. I hope you find my attachment on writing CV useful.
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Re: Human Resource Professionals: by iolawore: 2:48pm On May 15, 2009 |
thanks for sharing those trainings. pls, do u know of any training coming up in May or early june? I really need one fast. Thanks. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by yemmight(m): 1:06pm On May 19, 2009 |
@ Iranoladun Thanks for your contribution. Please let keep this alive. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by ajilete(f): 12:12pm On May 21, 2009 |
hello Yemmight, well done on all your good work. you were spot on about the level i will have to start at; am about to start Intermidiate II (CIPM)as you said. I wanted to know if ,apart from the books and study packs, there are any websites tht offer good information on human resources, especially as pertains to Nigeria as i wont have the time (am working)to attend lectures and plan to study on my own. Again many thanks |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by nechy: 4:16pm On May 27, 2009 |
please yemmight, could you help me out. i would like you to help reconstruct my cv to be accepted for HR recruit. mine is chio.onyeanu@yahoo.com. do send me your email addy |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by nechy: 4:28pm On May 27, 2009 |
nechy: |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by yemmight(m): 2:41pm On May 28, 2009 |
nechy: o_olayemi@yahoo.uk |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by nechy: 12:05pm On Jun 03, 2009 |
@yemmight please your email o olayemisi@yahoo.uk is not going through. have tried severally to no avail. send me a mail directly so that i can have the correct addy. thanks |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by larryx1: 2:21pm On Jun 04, 2009 |
This forum has been very educative, pls lets all keep it alive with our comments and any challenging issues we have. |
Re: Human Resource Professionals: by DisGuy: 3:31pm On Jun 09, 2009 |
Any experts in here??/ Whats the going rate for a job like this https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-277765.0.html cheers |
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