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Human Resources (HR) Manager Reviews

What is it like working as a Human Resources (HR) Manager?

February 2017
Great cultural city.
Human Resources (HR) Manager in Chicago:
Pros: Closeness of great amenities.
Cons: Snow and cold.
February 2017
Culture.
Human Resources (HR) Manager in Pretoria:
Pros: Afrikaans as language. Culture of City, traffic.
Cons: Traffic hectic in Centurion area.
February 2017
Human Resources (HR) Manager in Dallas:
Pros: The people and food, cost of living.
Cons: Commute, increase in traffic.
January 2017
ITS QUITE INVOLVING IN TERMS OF TIME AND BRAIN WORK, COST OF.
Human Resources (HR) Manager in Nairobi:
Pros: - I LOVE MY JOB, HAVE A PASSION TO SERVE AND MANAGE HUMAN CAPITAL. - ACQUIRED REDUCED DEPENDABILITY OVER THE YEARS.
Cons: #NAME?
January 2017
Traffic/commute great- 10 mins.
Human Resources (HR) Manager in Edinburg:
Pros: Great co-workers, management. Company is very attentive to employees and cares greatly. Benefits are above and beyond most companies of it's size.
Cons: Far away from friends and family.
January 2017
Working in Fremont.
Human Resources (HR) Manager in Fremont:
Pros: Small Town.
Cons: The drive.
November 2016
Human Resources (HR) Manager:
Pros: Insight in the workings behind a decent sized company. Always has opportunities to increase knowledge and on the job training available.
Cons: Lowest paid employee in company regardless of hard work (seems office work goes unnoticed in a tree trimming industry).

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