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question to new landed HRs

TetianaSH

Full Member
Jul 11, 2014
20
3
Hi there. Are there any HR among newcomers who were able to find a job in HR successfully? What did you do for this? I have been sending a lot of resumes for Recruiter and Compensation Analyst roles, but had only 3 face-to-face interviewes and 3 phone interviews. And everything is seemed to be without any success. Thank you!
 

ag3124

Full Member
Jun 29, 2015
39
1
Toronto
Category........
Other
Visa Office......
Toronto
NOC Code......
0112
App. Filed.......
26-06-2014
AOR Received.
23-10-2014
Med's Request
17-03-2015
Med's Done....
21-03-2015
Interview........
Waived
Passport Req..
20-07-2015
VISA ISSUED...
30-07-2015
LANDED..........
23-03-2016
Hi! I arrived a month and a half ago, Im also an HR. What city are you in? Have you had any luck?
 

nope

Hero Member
Oct 3, 2015
301
52
I worked until recently for the Canadian Diabetes Association, a national nonprofit. We have a minimal HR department, and used to have regional departments of Volunteer Managers (an HR-type position). However, lately, we've been developing something called a VEST, which is a team made up of complete volunteers who take over all of the HR functions. Most of the people on it are HR graduates who have apparently not found jobs, and are willing to do this for experience -- kind of like an internship, where you work for free and get something to put on your resume.

I don't have much to conclude from this other than that HR is a field where people don't have a lot of leverage when applying for professional positions, there must be a great deal of competition.