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Which HR title is the most ambiguous? When I first started recruiting in HR, the thing that stood out to me immediately was how inconsistent job titles in this industry can be. The one with the most confusion? HRBP. It has almost become a buzzword that’s lost its meaning. Everyone seems to aspire to the HRBP title, but I’m not convinced they know what it truly means—especially when candidates with 1 year of HR admin experience want their next role to be an HRBP role. In some organisations, HRBPs are reactive problem-solvers for their client group. Sitting down with managers, writing a list of all their problems and going away to solve them. But in other organisations, they’re true strategic partners who uplift leadership, use data to drive decisions, and proactively support their teams. We place so much significance on a job title but when there’s so much ambiguity they lose their meaning entirely.

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Today, I'm working as an HR Generalist. People often think HR generalists only handle HR operations, but the truth is, we play different roles at different times in our careers. Sometimes we act as recruiters, other times as performance management specialists, or employee relations experts. We cover all aspects of Human Resources without specializing in just one area. To thrive as an HR generalist, you need to understand every aspect of Human Resources. Many HR professionals start as generalists before moving into a specific HR function. But even if they go back to being generalists, they can still excel. In fact, HR generalists can explore other core roles or functions too. So, it's not set in stone; I might decide to specialize in a particular function tomorrow. It's all part of the journey, and I'm smiling about it. Recently, someone mistook me for the COO (Chief Operating Officer). I corrected them, saying I'm just an Admin/HR Manager. However, looking back, I can see how my role is similar to a COO's in some ways. It's a mix of different responsibilities, from being an HRBP (Human Resources Business Partner) and thinking about the organization's growth to resolving disputes between employees and even between management and employees. It can be challenging, but I never get tired of it. My love for people brought me to this role, and even though being in HR is no walk in the park, I absolutely love it. To be an HR professional is no easy feat; it's not like being in a student union position where you fight for employee rights all the time. Instead, it requires diplomacy and a balance between the employer and employee for the organization's growth. And, as we always say, it should reflect in the bottom line. #hrgeneralist #loveforpeople Cheers to a beautiful Tuesday, everyone

I'm an HR Professional, and of course, I face staffing crises regularly. I'm an HR Professional, of course, and I've had to tell almost everyone that, yes, human resources is a 'real job.' I'm an HR Professional, and of course, reviewing resumes and LinkedIn profiles is part of my job. I'm an HR Professional, and of course, I put more effort into maintaining a positive workplace culture than maintaining any of my relationships. I'm an HR Professional, of course, I've lost sleep over a hiring decision that didn't go as expected. I'm an HR Professional, of course, so staying updated on employment laws and regulations is crucial to my role. I'm an HR Professional, and of course, conducting interviews and negotiating job offers are routine tasks. I'm an HR Professional, and of course, handling employee conflicts and promoting a healthy work environment are part of my daily responsibilities. I'm an HR Professional, of course, and I often find myself juggling multiple tasks, from onboarding new hires to managing performance reviews. I'm an HR Professional, of course, I use data and analytics to make informed decisions about the company's workforce. I'm an HR Professional, of course, and adapting to changes in the business landscape and industry trends is essential for effective talent management.⬆️ Did I miss anything ?? Nikita K.

Which HR title is the most ambiguous? When I first started recruiting in HR, the thing that stood out to me immediately was how inconsistent job titles in this industry can be. The one with the most confusion? HRBP. It has almost become a buzzword that’s lost its meaning. Everyone seems to aspire to the HRBP title, but I’m not convinced they know what it truly means—especially when candidates with 1 year of HR admin experience want their next role to be an HRBP role. In some organisations, HRBPs are reactive problem-solvers for their client group. Sitting down with managers, writing a list of all their problems and going away to solve them. But in other organisations, they’re true strategic partners who uplift leadership, use data to drive decisions, and proactively support their teams. We place so much significance on a job title but when there’s so much ambiguity they lose their meaning entirely.

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