For me, being a human resources director means being responsible for recruiting, screening, interviewing, and placing workers. They may also handle employee relations, payroll, benefits, and training. Human resources managers plan, direct and coordinate the administrative functions of an organization.
I am actually finishing my Accounting and Management degree. In 3 years, I've learned so many things in administration, and I am now more informed, and I am ready to learn more. I've been working for 6 years as a manager in an IGA. This job gave me a lot of experience in the management of human resources.
I've actually no experience as a human resources' director. I will start this year my bachelor's in human resources. After obtaining it, I will be more than ready to begin at your company.
Yes, I am a hard worker. At my last job, I was very punctual, respectful, and I was ready to work hard to have a good result in the end. My bosses noticed it, and they said I was a good employee.
I am making sure they are enjoying what they do. If they are happy at their job, their job will be better than if they're not. I motivate them and I help them when they need it. We can even put some bonuses to motivate them to do an excellent job.
When I am doing a task at work, I am always watching if something can be improved. If I find something wrong, I talk about that to a superior and if I have the authorization, I change the thing I found. After improving it, it saves time and money for the company and the bosses are happy.
I have a lot of experience in management for someone who is still at school. Compared to someone else, I can say that I know what I am doing. I need to know a lot more things about the job, but I am ready for it, and I am learning quickly.
It means everything. Some years before, I did not know what I wanted to do in my life. With my student job as a manager, I knew this job was for me and I want now to go on a further level and I want to be a human resources' director.
Yes, I've been working in a team of 25 employees and more, and I was managing the team. I can say that I am cooperative as well.
To be honest, I don't work well with people that are always talking for nothing. My conversations are pretty quick and it says everything. I am a serious person, I like having fun, but I don't like to be disturbed while I am working on something by someone who doesn't stop talking about anything.
I react really well to criticism. I can take some and ignore some too. Criticism could make me a better manager, so it is important because I don't know everything.
I am comfortable with good workers, I don't like to see an employee losing time and cheating on his boss. I am ready to make some changes in this if you have some employees like that.
At the beginning of the day, I am planning all my day to make sure that I forget nothing and that I have enough time to do all the tasks.
I will ask someone who knows how to do this task before. I will be sure to do it well. I am not someone afraid to ask for help from others.
I started at the beginning. I was watching how others did the job and I did it after them to make sure that I did it right. I can't know everything on a single day of work!
When I explain a task to someone, he is more willing to do it because he knows the importance of it.
It is hard to make someone changes their mind, but it can be possible, but we have to explain well why your reason is more important than his.
I think I will be a good perk to your company, and I am ready to take on some challenges. I don't know everything, but I am ready to learn more at your company.
I will help the team to perform better if they need it. I will support the employees and I will motivate them to make the better job they can!
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