I have 3 years of experience in Generalist role and now i have two offers from a s/w company and another one from a service(loyalty Vouchers) company eg. Sodexho kind of company the package has almost 30 k difference, the infra structure of this service limited company is not good and there s no post graduate working it involves huge of back end operations and its hq is in bombay can u pls guide me to choose the best that would help me grow..
IN the service limited company its full of paper work and in the s/w company its fully organised, but the services company tells me that they are moving towards ERP in 6 months time.
Can u pls help me to choose between these two companies.
Thanks & Regards,
Priya
From India, Madras
41IN the service limited company its full of paper work and in the s/w company its fully organised, but the services company tells me that they are moving towards ERP in 6 months time.
Can u pls help me to choose between these two companies.
Thanks & Regards,
Priya
From India, Madras
you can choose to be with Service industry... as you have ample of scope to setup a new HR dept with new ideas.... and probably you may get a chance to explore new areas in HR .......
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Priya,
You not only need to analyze the Salary Package, at the same time please analyze what are your responsibilities, growth rates, competition etc....
As rightly said even by Leena khanolkar, Please try to take up a challenging job rather than a routine job. You will be accredited once you do up a rational change at the company even without an ERP, and ERP experience pays you quite well in the long run..
Regards,
C SUJAY
+91-9008911322
From India, Bangalore
You not only need to analyze the Salary Package, at the same time please analyze what are your responsibilities, growth rates, competition etc....
As rightly said even by Leena khanolkar, Please try to take up a challenging job rather than a routine job. You will be accredited once you do up a rational change at the company even without an ERP, and ERP experience pays you quite well in the long run..
Regards,
C SUJAY
+91-9008911322
From India, Bangalore
I think even at the back of you mind u also feel you should go with the S/W company cause you yourself have identified the drawbacks in the service industry mentioning it will involve back end work etc... the only positive side is the 30K you will get etc.....but you should not get lured by it.As said by others think about the long term growth and exposure if you join S/W company. As to the other company implementing ERP...I am not sure if you would be involved in the implementation of the same or just be an end user for the implementation. Hope this helps you make up your mind.
Thanks
From India, Gurgaon
Thanks
From India, Gurgaon
I think if youre looking for professional growth its best for you to look after the one that will give you what you need. Grab the opportunity and work towards your goal. Achievement is sweet when there is sweat.
From Philippines, Quezon City
From Philippines, Quezon City
There are 3 things to consider when deciding on which job.
1) Leadership of the organisation. The leadership will guide the rest of the company, including growth, direction, culture (e.g. how they implement programs like the ERP, success of implementation), how other leaders behave and perform. The best organisations to work for have the best leadership.
2) The role. Look at the role and what will be required of you. Is this something that interests you? Is there scope for growth? What can you learn and develop while you are there? Will the role open you up to other roles that you see your own career going towards?
3) The people you will be working with and for. This includes the greater HR team, your immediate team and the managers / employees you are supporting. What is the culture of the teams and how supportive are they of each other? Will you have a mentor or people you can learn from, something very important this early in your career. Who will you be reporting to?
All these questions can only be answered by your meetings with the company and discussions with the teams. If you are unsure, let them know and ask for a meeting with the team you are working with and then ask them the questions about the organisation. Their experiences, frustrations and knowledge will be telling of the organisation.
Hope this helps.
JB
From United Kingdom, London
1) Leadership of the organisation. The leadership will guide the rest of the company, including growth, direction, culture (e.g. how they implement programs like the ERP, success of implementation), how other leaders behave and perform. The best organisations to work for have the best leadership.
2) The role. Look at the role and what will be required of you. Is this something that interests you? Is there scope for growth? What can you learn and develop while you are there? Will the role open you up to other roles that you see your own career going towards?
3) The people you will be working with and for. This includes the greater HR team, your immediate team and the managers / employees you are supporting. What is the culture of the teams and how supportive are they of each other? Will you have a mentor or people you can learn from, something very important this early in your career. Who will you be reporting to?
All these questions can only be answered by your meetings with the company and discussions with the teams. If you are unsure, let them know and ask for a meeting with the team you are working with and then ask them the questions about the organisation. Their experiences, frustrations and knowledge will be telling of the organisation.
Hope this helps.
JB
From United Kingdom, London
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