HR - PROS & CONS OF A CAREER IN HUMAN RESOURCES

#HumanResources #HR #HRBP
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Another HR video! In today's video, I share pros and cons about working in Human Resources. I've held several titles at lots of different companies--my pros and cons are generic. I hope that you all enjoy this video and that it helps you along your journey! xo.
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[@shanshan8330]

sis said she has been working in the industry close to 10 yrs.......and here looking like 22

[@rhysedavis]

IKR with that cute baby face of hers, I had to rewind when she said that..

[@peterbahi0227]

I agree. She's beautiful!

[@denise8791]

Maybe it means it's not stressful lol (I haven't watched yet) She's a beauty for sure.

[@Ivie_Luck]

Seriously!

[@TheEbonyInsights]

PUURRR 🥰

[@calleOMEGA]

The major branches of HR: 1. Recruitment and staffing 2. Compensation and benefits 3. Employee Relations 4. Learning and Development 5. Lab our law, compliance and IR 6. Culture and satisfaction

[@HeyyyHR]

7. Separation/Termination 8. Onboarding

[@BoqPrecision]

Recruitment is really more a Sales oriented career path.

[@calleOMEGA]

@@BoqPrecision if you work for an agency yes. Internally in an organization, no

[@glampie9]

@@calleOMEGA this is correct! Worked both internal and agency

[@MissCandiieS1]

Right now I'm in Recruitment and staffing and want to get more into Compensation and benefits , Employee Relations and most of all, Learning and Development! I graduated with a BA in Communications from CSUF, and since I'm a recruiter I started loving this field! Should I get an HR certificate to work my way up? Like a PHR, SHRM, or general HR certificate from a college/university?

[@rachelleah_]

I first watched this video a couple of years ago at the start of my HR journey. I started as an HR generalist and recently became an HR Business Partner. Coming back to say thank you for sharing your story. I remember watching this video and thinking, “I want to be a business partner,” and now I can say I am.

[@scottievaldez4194]

How did you start as a Generalist? That’s almost impossible without experience

[@rachelleah_]

@@scottievaldez4194 I started at a very small “mom and pop.” They didn't really understand the need for HR. I helped define the role for them. After I started and realized all of my responsibilities, I gave myself the title of HR generalist. I was so new in HR that I had to use google to figure out the title compared to the responsibilities. 😂🙈

[@janeb4308]

I’m 24, do not have a 4 year degree (much less a masters) and have been in the HR field for 7 years making good money. My advice: apply for internships! Early, before graduating college! I had zero HR experience before I got into the field and learned everything I know through on the job training.

[@Chantenique]

THIS!!!!

[@B33777]

Same here.

[@luisbarreto3792]

I did that too Jane. Learned everything on the job and through seminars and webinars.

[@mayaram4315]

How did you get into HR without a 4 year degree ?

[@janeb4308]

Mayara Goncalves I applied to an entry level HR job at a career fair after graduating high school/entering college. You can do the same. Most entry level HR roles I’ve seen only expect you to have a high school degree and minimal years of experience in an office setting. Practice your interview skills and study up on HR lingo.

[@bustamovehaha]

“Do y’all just fire people?” 🤣🤣🤣 best line

[@eddyk4515]

I died😂😂

[@ScottMcArthur]

I've worked in HR for 30 years - it's a rewarding and challenging role - I love it!

[@catchmeinreallifecatchmein3419]

Could you do a video

[@ji9567]

Is it challenging? Why

[@ScottMcArthur]

@@ji9567 working with people is the most challenging role anyone can have

[@sikanderatif7286]

I have master degree, MBA and 7 years of HR experience but new to the USA and hope i get back to my work area

[@pepsicherry6389]

@@sikanderatif7286 Why the heck would anyone need a Master for HR lol

[@Tnorteye]

Can you do a day in the life as Hr working from home?

[@Chantenique]

Yep! Will do!

[@geminim6718]

@@Chantenique Thank god! cause i'm thinking about going down this path also!

[@pinacolada6227]

Thank you I cant wait to see that video soon, going into the same path!

[@rhysedavis]

I like that idea..

[@clairew710]

@@Chantenique hi! I'm in high school about to pick my A-Level subjects, What subjects would you recommend would be very helpful, and what course did you do in collage?

[@mustafabaig2128]

This is actually super helpful. I'm currently looking for a career as well and I've been looking for videos describing different aspects of HR. I'm glad that I came across your series and got more info about the struggles of HR and the pluses of it

[@timekaclark4097]

I don’t have a degree and I’ve worked within several different companies, in several different HR roles (including management). I am in my 5th year. I almost let not having a degree stop me from pursuing a career in HR, I’m so glad I didn’t. A friend of mine has a Masters and I have had more opportunities in HR than she has. When we met, she was asking me for tips on getting into HR positions. Don’t let not having a degree stop you. I love HR! Great video 💕

[@KennyyNguyenn]

How did you start

[@stellagyan6942]

@@KennyyNguyenn internships/apprenticeships ...

[@__xsunflower9663]

Would you recommend someone getting an HR undergrad Certificate to start out?

[@maryjenkins7074]

I work in HR right now and let me tell you everything you have said is spot on girl! I love your videos! 😊

[@youngthrilla]

thank you for this! i’m in a HR degree program and this was comforting to hear. i’ve been told “oh god. hr is terrible. everyone hates HR.” the people who hate HR hate it because they wanna be free to do whatever they want in their jobs without consequences lmao.

[@tourinojacks461]

Love your perspective. I have been in HR as an admin assistant for almost 4 years prior to switching occupations. Your video enlightened me of another side of the game. Good stuff!

[@vanessapanchita8023]

Hi, I’m a senior in high school and I’m looking into a career path in HR this video was extremely motivating! I’ll be looking more into your videos!

[@Chantenique]

💕

[@MichaellaSapphire]

I've just finished my bachelors degree in HR management and I'm so grateful for your sharing. Thank you. I was clueless before but now I look forward to be in this field.

[@donnishatyus6864]

I graduate with my MBA next year with a concentration in HR. I hope to find a job there in Atlanta before I graduate. Loved this video and the information.

[@paigesummers7580]

Proud of you, sis 👸🏽

[@keosha05]

I gravitate to your channel and throughly enjoy your content because it is so relatable. I, too, work in HR and I absolutely love when I see other young black women dominating in a predominantly caucasian led field. #BlackGirlsinHR Not only this, but I absolutely loveeee how transparent you are about your journey and how beneficial this info is for other young women and men alike looking to pursue a career in HR!!

[@Chantenique]

Thank you!!! I love the hashtag #BlackGirlsinHR

[@sunluv6115]

Do you like working in hr??? Was schooling really hard ?

[@keosha05]

@@sunluv6115 I personally love working in HR, i honestly couldn’t see myself doing anything else. Schooling wasn’t too difficult, it’s certainly achievable if you apply yourself. HR is such a rewarding field to be in, if you’re considering it I’d def say go for it! ❤️

[@jillianfaber]

Is it really hard to getba job?! Thats all I keep hearing!

[@keosha05]

@@jillianfaber I think everyones experience is different but for me personally, YES! lol I had to start at the bottom and work my way up in the field.

[@B33777]

Love the advice you give here as well as telling us your journey. I am on the Recruiting side of Human Resources, and have been for almost 4 years. I got my start working for a Staffing Agency and have been able to acquire a broad knowledge of HR skills. I also took online classes and gained certifications which helped boost my resume. My advice is start with some online courses to see if it’s for you and there are lots of free and inexpensive courses surrounding Human Resources that you can take online before investing in a 4yr degree. If you can get in with a staffing agency or consultant agency that would be a great start as well. 😊

[@DavidS-in4gn]

Chantenique, very well spoken and detailed. I appreciate you taking the time to share your experience. I'm taking a Strategic HR Management class for my MBA and you've covered the basic functions of HR very well.

[@caitiemorales]

this video was so helpful!! im halfway through college with my minor in HR but this video just made me even more excited for my career. subscribed, thank you!!

[@Beth5171]

I LOVE your channel!! You have inspired me so much throughout this daunting pandemic! So glad I came across your channel!! ❤️

[@TeeTheGemini]

I obtained my MSHR last summer, and what it does is demonstrates to an employer that you’re disciplined and willing to take an extra step to develop. I do agree that it’s not required especially if you can build upon your experience and get certified (which is my next step). Great video!!

[@Chantenique]

100% Agree! Congratulations on obtaining your Masters!

[@stationaryobsessed5832]

I’m curious would you be able to get your certification after just obtaining your bachelors?

[@TeeTheGemini]

Stephanie Vasquez you can obtain a certificate with a diploma or GED. No formal education is required. Go to hrci.org to see which test is recommended for you based on your criteria. Hope this helps!

[@stationaryobsessed5832]

TeeTheGemini thank you so much it was!

[@lashaundadiaz7453]

This video was yet another confidence that I'm in the right degree program. I am a retire USAF member and I did a tour of AF recruiting which led me to the decision of HR. You are correct, recruiting is very repetitive but I really enjoyed it but I am looking forward to all different facets of HR! Thank God I have some experience! A close friend of mine who's in HR expressed the same thing regarding just a bachelors plus experience so I know you are speaking truth. This video was very insightful. Thank you love!!!

[@nicks1451]

My major is business admin with an HR concentration, but recently I've been thinking about switching majors. The more I learn about business, the more it excites me. I'm not sure if HR is best for me. Thank you so much for posting this. I really needed a professional opinion.

[@josephbryant3339]

It really is a great career path. I am a HR Coordinator and work with Talent Acquisition and am going for my MBA with HR Concentration. I think a lot of people think that all HR does is hire and fire people but it’s much more than that.

[@danielassemduah2191]

Joseph please can you help with HR job in Ghana

[@JRich165]

You the bomb. I just got selected last week for a position I been scratching trying to get for years now. I know I’m late but I’m grateful to get started permanently as a career. This video is dope. Thank you

[@Blackandgifted]

I had to pause this just to say the camera quality is great!! Lol

[@Chantenique]

Thank you!

[@HeBelongsToTheRoads]

Wow. I’m thinking about transitioning after 12 years of service and this information made me feel a lot more confident about my degree. Thank you.

[@1kil_281]

Thank you SO MUCH for making this video. It has been so helpful!!! I’m majoring in Human Communication with a business track!

[@HaleyPrettyEyes100]

I thank God for you doing these. I’m really tryna figure out what I actually want to do with my life and I’ll be 24 in a few months, I feel so late with starting new but these do help.

[@cristinadearest]

Giiiiirrll I'm 26, turning 27 and doing the same lol. I wanted to go back to college but with the pandemic going on, it doesn't seem like the best financial choice right now, especially with classes only being online. Comparison is our biggest enemy. I had to really appreciate that I wouldn't be the person I am today without going through what I went through. If anything, it prepared me to begin my new journey, even if I'm "late" or don't have the typical timeline compared to other people. Good luck, be patient, and be kind to yourself in your own journey ❤

[@HaleyPrettyEyes100]

Girl you just made my whole day & exactly! I’m so happy & thankful you took the time to respond to my post with genuineness & understanding!!, God bless you on your journey & you’re so right about that , it doesn’t matter what time we start as long as we have the right heart & mindset when we do it , which will help us prosper even more on our journey because of what we’ve been through!! Thank you Lord Jesus!!

[@monicac89]

I turn 24 in November, been back and forth in college for the past 6 yrs!!! 💀 just this semester I decided to last minute to take a time out because I knew I just needed to focus on myself due to poor mental health and wanted to really figure out what I want do and what I’m good at. IT’S A JOURNEY. One thing I keep telling myself is no matter what career path I chose or how much money I make, my number one priority is always to choose inner peace. We got this girl!! Perseverance!

[@143hawa]

I turned 24 this month and I’m just now planning on going back to school. I feel the same way you do but my kids are my motivation. I’m in the property management industry and looking for a way to grow.

[@dollface1992]

I'm 28 , just graduated with my bachelors, starting my masters this month AND I'm doing the same. haha left the healthcare field trying to transition to HR #futureblackgirlinHR

[@Shay-jd4pn]

I’m a lot like you. I hate being in one place in the workplace. Your statements about being a mediator... I felt that on a spiritual level. I’m currently in that part of my schooling.

[@ashley-gc3fo]

Thank you so much for the transparency! I'm about to graduate with my BA in Communications w a minor in Psychology and I've always had trouble finding a career path I'd enjoy. thankyouthankyou!

[@K3NDALLJ.]

This video is super helpful! As someone currently working in HR, I can relate to a lot of the things you do and found myself saying “oh my gosh! I go through the same thing!” A lot! Thank you for this video! It’s super reassuring!

[@kristencao2263]

Your video is so informative and motivated. I used to be a HR generalist for almost 2 years and now I am getting a chance of being HR consultant, which could level up my skills and knowledge in this field, also keep my HR lingo up to date. Thank you so much

[@d1567ful]

I love this video!!!!!!! I’m an HRD major and recently got an internship with an oil and gas company, never would I believe that it would happen but if you apply yourself and look/research you can do it!!

[@samarajonel1]

thank you so much for all of this info! i just applied for my bachelors in HR so all of this info helps so much :)

[@adriennelawson1807]

I almost cried out of pure joy watching this!! It is my every day life and I'm absolutely in love with it!! Thank you for posting!! ❤️

[@alandolawson1924]

you did

[@lucy-in-the-sky9292]

Your skin is GOALS ✨ also looking to start a new career and thanks to your video I feel like I might be getting closer to choosing HR! Thank u 💜

[@chelseapaszek2207]

Best video I've seen on this so far! Super helpful. Thank you!

[@TierraDarshell]

I truly enjoyed this video! I can definitely agree with all the pros and cons that comes with being in a more generalist HR role.

[@Jasmyne444]

Thanks for the recap, girl! It was very informative, I currently work in Human Resources and am now pursuing my master’s in hr, one thing you’re encouraging me to do better is to study up on the policies and SOP’s, I definitely should know them like the back of my hand.

[@Chantenique]

💕

[@yatisamvedi]

I totally loved the way you explained it! You just made me fall in love with this career 💖

[@randomemilylalaz]

Thank you so much for this video!!! Going back to school to earn my bachelors in Human Resources management. I’m so excited because you made me realize it is a great field for my personality! :)

[@Chantenique]

You can do it!

[@LiddoNickim]

I'm in School for HR now, Ill be done in March , I'll be going back for a 7 month associates in BA Degree , I was already excited. But watching your video got me super geeked for this success trip 💘 💰 Thank you 😊

[@thomhoff1431]

I love working in HR - it's so varied - today I had a conversation to decide where someones role fit into a restructure, I had a meeting about a potential conduct issue, I sat on a job grading panel, I worked with a senior leader to plan a restructure in the new year, had a one to one with my manager and finished off a letter confirming some adjustments we made a to a disabled employees role. Negatives is that everyone thinks HR fire people - that's never our job, it's always the managers decision and we provide the advice and support around a fair process.

[@mauia88]

How do you keep up with everything?

[@sharelletaylor7619]

I really enjoyed this video. I have found the workload tough balancing so many plates. This is my first stand alone HR role and I have no admin support. I aspire to be a HRBP one day ♥️

[@Erikalopez0514]

It’s awesome to read many of you got into HR with no experience… I graduated last year and I have not had any luck getting into HR. 🥺 Praying I get in soon 🙏

[@akilib1]

I’m in school now getting my Bachelors of Science in Business Administration concentration Human Resource Management, I’m graduating in 2021. I’m a student member with SHRM, because I know I have to pass the certification, to be accepted a job in HR. I was looking into the recruiting and training first starting in my HR career journey. I want to thank you for the information and guides in the HR profession, I love hearing your journey in the field of HR.

[@Chantenique]

Congratulations! Best of luck on your journey!

[@oneluckygirl3974]

Even my mom works at shrm

[@KadeSamMommy]

@Ishika Aggarwal SHRM is a certified HR body it stands for the Society of Human Resources Management

[@Scarlet-Enchantress]

I’m graduating with the same degree! How did you become a student member with SHRM? And what is the certification? We haven’t learned much of certifications in my course

[@wompwomp1099]

Your skin and hair is so beautiful 😭😭✨

[@sheilamaelinabog1753]

The explanation is great and amazing. number 1 fan here I just subscribe thank you its is very helpful.

[@ohitsjustkay]

I’m super excited I graduate in June this year in HR Management 💗

[@Jennifer-bp9mg]

Out of all the channels, yours is the one that do the best with HR related topics. Im about to go back to school to finish my bachelors in Business Administration with a concentration in HR Management. This gives me a great understanding and I know im making a good decision 😊.

[@Chantenique]

Thank you! 💕 Good luck to you!

[@Tellthetruth-zv8rb]

I was considering doing MBA in Human Resources and you really helped me made my decision before getting in debt. Thank you!

[@Jaymake]

Hey thank you for this vid! Currently a MGMT major concentrating in HR. I subscribed to your channel. You did this video well.

[@allthingsalecia]

Great video and very accurate. I work in HR. I love it but you're right it is challenging and you have to know a lot of things! But...it's rewarding!

[@owenmumba5125]

This video will set me in the right direction for my position as HR manager.Thanks for this video

[@TaRonThomasTv]

God bless you for uploading this video. Makes me feel confident about changing job roles within HR.

[@jewelfrimpong2512]

OMG thank you! I am in my first year of college and my major is kind in the area of business and I have thinking and I been stressing about what direction I wanna take. I love different things! I love talking to people! I love helping and finding a solution ! I am really considering this field

[@rizzaespina686]

Honestly same!

[@Jasmyne444]

You should, it’s great, I love it!

[@ynnkh]

I’ve been doubting about my decision to study HR. I’ve been involved with HR since 2018 here in the Netherlands. I’ve got my diploma as a HR assistant and I’m currently working on my bachelor so I can work as a HR advisor! Sadly, I’m losing motivation... I’m not sure if I actually enjoy the business side of HR... which is why I’m considering doing Social work (entirely different).... Your video is giving me back some motivation I needed... loves it x

[@dirtyhippy1350]

Thank you for sharing your perspective! Currently a Recruiting Coordinator and just got offered a People Ops Generalist position & this video was very helpful for my situation so thank you again!!

[@beatricelawsonanderson2673]

Thank you for this video ! It was really informative I will now spend the rest of the day watching the HR playlist lol

[@radhikamarwaha6330]

I loved your video. I was so confused prior to watching your video but after watching your video , a sense of clarity has prevailed. Thanks a ton.

[@Chantenique]

Glad it was helpful!

[@charityfinley3501]

Omg!! This was great info Chan!! I’m so excited to finish and start my career☺️ I love when you do these videos too🙌🏽

[@Chantenique]

yesss! soooo excited for you!

[@charityfinley3501]

Chantenique Thank you♥️

[@therawhrexperience]

This is so informative for people entering the HR world. AND for people who are wondering what their options are who have been here for a long time! Thank you for putting this together.

[@Chantenique]

Thank you!

[@Mint_tea_cup]

I appreciate this inside look into the career. I’ve been interested in HR for years, but now I see it’s not for me. Glad to cross it off my list and continue the search.

[@what_happensnexthosea3499]

Wow you answered all my concerns. I have never been in HR and I'm learning as I go. Thank you for this video and what you do. You cute too

[@Moonflowertarot777]

You might have just changed my life for the better. Thank you for being brave and sharing your life ♥️

[@themindestmonarch_]

Thank you this helped me a lot in deciding if my personality is fit for this career!

[@jamielenear]

This was some great information I am so excited to start working in HR

[@strederful]

I've worked as an HR Director for the past 10 years and agreed with Chantenique on about everything. I love my job because of the total variety - never a dull moment and it's different every day. Being a resource for the employees is also very satisfying. One thing anyone considering a job in HR should be prepared to do well is to have difficult conversations. You have to be proactive, solution oriented and able to compassionately articulate tough messages. There are many areas in HR, so if confronting the office meany isn't something you can handle, find another aspect of HR that suits you. I've found it to be a very rewarding career.

[@jessicablacklock2154]

Susan Treder did you still get to travel working in hr?

[@robchiofalo6138]

I know this video was posted a while back but thank you for posting this lol.. I’m currently a junior in my undergraduate business program and I have been thinking long and hard on whether or not I want to continue my education further to obtain an MBA specializing in Human Resources.. after some more in depth research and this video in particular I can confidently say that I’ll be continuing my education further to obtain that masters at a top business school in NY 🙏🏻 thank you for your video I truly appreciate you :)

[@MikeNapoli1989]

I’m graduating this November with a bachelors degree in communications, and wanting to go into human recourses. I’m so excited.

[@donlabang3768]

Im your new follower, thanks a lot for that video. Keep uploading :D

[@seungmyoungkateyoo2448]

Thank you so much for this video, you beautiful! This is one of the most useful and at the same time, absorbing videos on KZbin =)

[@danix4897]

i work at Amazon and i’ve always admired HR since i been working it didn’t take long to say “yes i want that” im enrolling into school for it right now and already excited for it the part when you said it can get stressful made me more excited because i love challenges

[@29BlameItOnTheBoogie]

How is it working in Amazon HR? I've seen that position before and have thought about doing that!

[@thegreyghost5846]

I work for Amazon as a general warehouse employee, I absolutely despise the HR departments at all the local warehouses. They tend to be the strictest people when it comes to rules, enforcing the dumbest rules that not even safety or the operators bother enforcing. One time at 7 in the morning, they went cluster to cluster and wrote up everyone who was wearing earbuds (which was about 66% of the warehouse because both working the night shift and stowing crushes your soul). They also tried to cheat a lot of us out of our $3000 sign on bonuses

[@alex3mkt]

I am 100% with you on the reputation thing. 15 years working in HR and that's all we get - that reputation does us no favours

[@kennedydeamues2125]

i’ve been praying about doing this as a major and this video popped up on my feed so ik this is a sign

[@Chantenique]

💕

[@leanne0927]

I'm so glad I found your video! I am currently looking into Human Resources Management for my Associates degree. I have been trying to learn as much as I can about the career before I jump at it. How different would Human Resources Management be? I didn't think it would be too different but I am still looking into this career. Thank you for all the information and time you put into this video!!

[@jackiecarroll6289]

Love this video! Thinking about going into HR and this was super informative and helpful! ❤️ I actually was thinking about a business administration degree with a focus on HR management and a minor in psychology....

[@wildbouquet7941]

I’m a stay at home mom and my kids are getting to be school age. Realized that I want a career for myself and I’m leaning towards HR, but it’s incredibly daunting. Schooling, gaining experience.. I have no idea where to start but I’m excited at the thought of it after watching this vid!

[@kellytruitt3842]

This is me right now!! Did you end up getting into school? I am 34 and I cant afford to go to school full time because it would take away time from working full time and my kids

[@wizardkelly3096]

Currently taking ASHR, excellent vid!

[@trashzillaa]

Hi, this video was very informative and definitely persuaded my decision on which career path was right for me! Thank you.

[@diaryoflillslalu3822]

I’m getting out the Navy and looking to get into HR and you just made it 100 percent easier for me to make my decision. TY! working on my HR Bachelors

[@tylascott3269]

Hello, I’m joining the Air Force and I’m shooting for Personnel as my MOS. My question is would working as a personal specialist help with my Bachelors in HR ?

[@jaymieherbert7522]

@@tylascott3269 hey there! I’ve been in the Air Force for 12 years and am in the Air Guard now. I received my Associates, Bachelors, and Master Degree in HR over the years and have zero student loan debt. It’s a lot of work but totally doable! Good luck! Just know personnel in the military vs civilian HR are two completely different types of policies. But doing school while you’re serving helps lay a foundation. There is also a program called COOL that helps you get certified with your PHR and pays for it.

[@armaniedwards]

Great video! keep em coming. this sounds like an insurance company HR I used to work for

[@kozakai7770]

Great video, thank you! In the middle of finding out what I really wanna pursue

[@Happychiclove]

I loved your video. This video was extremely helpful and informative!!! Thanks!

[@MsBKCola]

Love this video, very helpful. I was just accepted to an HR post grad program in Toronto and now I'm excited! Thank You.

[@Chantenique]

Congratulations!

[@Dominexanbarbie27]

I too was recently accepted into an HR post grad program on the GTA. This content and your comment feels me with pride that this is really the best field for me 😉

[@AhquareeusMermaid]

I also work in HR for a pharmaceutical company and everything you mentioned is spot on!!!

[@mindys.4632]

This is path I am trying to reach. I am taking a Certificate Course in Human Resources Management now. Hopefully this Certs and my Health Science Associate Degree can get me into a pharmaceutical company. I can't afford to get my Bachelor Degree before getting into this Industry. While am in, I plan and letting the company pay for me to go back School.

[@lingcai3765]

Thank you very much for your video, as an HRBP, I feel the same.

[@Chantenique]

💕

[@Tee_Robin26]

Finishing my Associates in Business Administration and will be going for my Bachelors in Business Administration with concentration of Human Resources. I am so excited for this career path. Love your video!!!

[@Shay-jd4pn]

Same here! I’m almost done with my associates, and I’ll be into the same program. 😊 what school do you attend?

[@Tee_Robin26]

@@Shay-jd4pn Southern New Hampshire University

[@kjones3270]

@Grass Eater It depends. A bachelors in science is more math/science based and a bachelors in arts focus on writing.

[@vmarie28]

Spot on comments. I am an HRBP as well! Keep doing a great job!! 👏🏽

[@Chantenique]

Thanks!!

[@knowingnia3608]

I was just offered a position starting HR on the 29th of this month, after being in the same job capacity for nearly 24 years. It is somewhat of a pay decrease for me, but it affords me the ability to become more marketable, be creative and do different things on a regular basis because I was bored to death! I am super excited about the opportunity and I'm so glad I found your Channel.

[@Chantenique]

Congratulations!! 💕

[@bonitaflor957]

@@Chantenique I'm in a similar situation. I want to make a career change into HR but have no experience. I know that I would probably have to take a pay cut in order to gain HR experience because I would be in an entry level position. I thought of joining a fast track program to get the academic knowledge of HR. What do you suggest? Btw, I have a bachelor's in communications but currently working in education.

[@myleakii]

You are speaking the absolute truth! I completely understood everything you said. I am an HR Generalist supporting 540 people. What do you do when you become overwhelmed at work?

[@StaceyFlood]

Hi! Just stopping by, a fellow HR professional. Great vlog!!

[@Chantenique]

Thank you!

[@cortneyc117]

Hi! I graduated with my degree in HR Management in May 2019 & have yet to land a job in the field. I have tried getting a mentor & countless other moves to break into HR, but have had no luck. It has been discouraging to say the least, but I really appreciated your video. It gave me some hope ♥️thank you.

[@Chantenique]

Keep trying! 💕

[@guns2023]

Try getting a recruiting job, thats how Im starting to breaknin. Congrats on graduating! I graduated in July 2019 as well!

[@belcog1086]

@@guns2023 wait it's easy to get that spot

[@BigBen866]

Don’t give up😀 I got in through the back door of accepting something lesser in the company. Well that was 25 years ago and the rest is History 🤷🏽‍♂️ It’s like anything else, you have to go after what you want! No body is going to knock on your door and give it to you!

[@cortneyc117]

Cumlaude Smith thank you!! I appreciate you taking the time to share your story & some encouragement!

[@MrInfinityX]

I’m 37 and plan on going to school to study HRM. I’m an IT guy but need to get into something new. This video was super helpful. I appreciate your content and your presence.

[@kiranjeetkaur8654]

Wow, me too, wanna change from IT to hr😞

[@jenniferlam7482]

I love how engaging you are. Thank you for the video. One question - in school, I always dislike doing business case studies because it seems that everyone else is so intense and always with a plan - very enthusiastic. Perhaps it was the environment in DECA. Does that mean that business isn't for me?

[@JadeMizhani]

Found this video before my HR intern interview for a RE company ... I am excited . New Subbie 🙌🏽🙏🏽💙

[@Chantenique]

Hi! 💕

[@JadeMizhani]

@@Chantenique hey 👋🏽 I didn’t get the job but I’m still in school trying to finish my BS 🙏🏽 this was helpful. I definitely want to do the full HR & not just recruiting.

[@alas-asjewishp.3734]

This is video is very helpful thank you so much ate Chanteniqueeeee

[@DearlyLizzie]

Thank you so much for a really insightful video! Would you say there's work-life balance? You mentioned a con was the heavy workload. Do you get to stop work when you're off work?

[@tigerannifox]

You are explaining this very well and all of your PROS are also my PROS, thank you for this video! Do you have any tips for a smaller company doing HR influencing videos?

[@snowevalencia3368]

i love you & this video I'm subscribed !! 💛 i'm taking a graduate certificate in HR come spring. Love you & stay safe 😘

[@Lsaintremy17]

Welp, it’s a challenge to say the least, to maintain your sanity from what I see up close and personal. My CHRO is handling two facilities whose combined headcount is damn near 2,000 employees. What makes a manager or director’s job fulfilling is when they find that they have chosen the best team members to man and operate their department in all areas. We have a well oiled machine.