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Human resources (HR) is a broad field. HR professionals design compensation programs, administer benefits packages, ensure employee safety, hire and fire employees, provide training to employees and managers, and communicate critical information company-wide. In a field that covers so many different disciplines, some HR professionals need help finding ways to get started in their careers or expand their areas of expertise. Here are some tips on how to gain experience in human resources. | Human resources (HR) is a broad field. HR professionals design compensation programs, administer benefits packages, ensure employee safety, hire and fire employees, provide training to employees and managers, and communicate critical information company-wide. In a field that covers so many different disciplines, some HR professionals need help finding ways to get started in their careers or expand their areas of expertise. Here are some tips on how to gain experience in human resources. | ||
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# Find an internship in an HR department. Since internships are meant specifically for people to gain experience in a field, they're the first step for many people who want to learn more about human resources. Because there is a great deal of administrative work in HR, many large and mid-sized departments regularly hire interns to help. | # Find an internship in an HR department. Since internships are meant specifically for people to gain experience in a field, they're the first step for many people who want to learn more about human resources. Because there is a great deal of administrative work in HR, many large and mid-sized departments regularly hire interns to help. | ||
