Answer / sachin kharat

hi
I have choosen HR bcoz my interest in the solving the
problems of others.I like to analyse human beings from
psychological point of view.I think the human resource is
completly diffent than any other resources, and we have to
handle the people from human point of view.My this kind of
thinking attract me towards the HR.

Answer / ravi choudhary

HR manager is the middle man of company and employee, who
takes care on both end. so being a HR manager has highly
responsible post so has to carry out both. Its a such a
challenging job forever. He has to sattle all decision
between company and employee.

he has to take decision in favour of company as well as
employee and maintain relation ship between both end.

its a really tuff job to maintain relation ship between
both.
so its a challenging job and i like the challenges. thats
why i choose HR career.

Answer / narendra-recruiting hr

This answer should be given by your own intrests.
if ur a guy with good employee relations,convincing
people,good attitude ect den ur fit to b in this position

Answer / priyanka

I chose Hr as my carrer,because it's really interesting to
know psychological behavioue of employees,meeting new
people and knowing them will be a fun work.
Hr will give me immense satisfaction as hr is a WIN-WIN
profession as,if you listen and solve the issues of
employees you help the employees grow and if you recruit
talented and skilled employees for the organisation you
help the organisation grow.So Hr is someting which really
attracted me.

Answer / saugat

Hi,
Hr has always attracted me. As i am a good analyser so it
is very much easy for me to analyse people. As the main job
of an HR is to analyse people. As i want to prove myself so
HR was the best position where i can prove myself out. This
was some of the reason why i have opted for HR a my carrier

Answer / swapna kundu

I am an mss from university of dhaka. now iam working as hr
executive. i know about labour law & i have practical
experiance in HRM. so i sec=lect hr as my career

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