Introduction 

• HR specialist helps the employer find the most qualified job candidates to meet the organizational needs.

Skills Required 

• Communication

Communication is arguably the most important skill a human resources manager must possess. A qualified HR manager needs strong written and verbal communication skills to handle daily tasks.

Nonverbal communication skills are also essential. Nonverbal communication helps an HR manager determine whether people are uncomfortable, dishonest or confused during conversations or presentations. This is helpful when an employee files a discrimination claim or a potential employee undergoes a job interview.

• Organization

It’s difficult to manage the needs of employees and business owners if you lack organizational skillsHowever, he or she should know exactly where to find the requested information.

Human resources managers often benefit from resource management software for payroll, employee schedules and benefit management. Business-oriented software streamlines HR management by providing important information on one convenient platform.

• Flexibility

Structure helps a business run smoothly, but HR management requires plenty of flexibility. Job duties vary daily, and unexpected issues may arise at any time. It’s impossible to predict when a workplace injury may occur or whether a benefit provider may abruptly change their policies.

• Ethical Actions

Human resource management requires ethical actions that preserve the integrity of all parties involvedA skilled HR manager must be able to make quick decisions when right and wrong answers aren’t obvious. These decisions must always protect the company and its employees. That means solutions must never involve favoritism, racism, sexism or other forms of discrimination or preferential behavior.

Positions 

• HR Specialist

• HR Generalist

• HR Supervisor

• Personnel Manger