What is the potential salary for fresher and experienced HR in Indian companies?

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I don't think that would be a major hurdle.

You have done some very relevant courses/certifications that will help you perform well in your role.

Also, geography does not play a ‘make or break’ role in getting a job, especially in HR. 

The cultural dimensions in the Middle East are similar to India. 

I would say remain positive and connected. Look at companies that have operations both in India and the Middle East and target them in order to get a job faster.

 

Ans: Hello Gaurav,

Yes, the Indian School of Business (ISB) in Hyderabad is a highly regarded institution for an MBA in HR. ISB has a strong reputation for providing students with excellent education and training in business, management, and related fields, including HR. With a rigorous curriculum, experienced faculty, and a vast network of alumni and industry connections, ISB is well-positioned to prepare students for successful careers in HR.

In terms of placement, ISB has a strong track record of placing its graduates in top companies and organizations, with many securing high-paying jobs. The school's Career Management Services (CMS) provides students with personalized support and guidance in their job search, and helps to connect them with potential employers. With a strong focus on career development, students at ISB can expect to receive the support they need to secure a job with a competitive pay package.

In terms of future prospects, an MBA in HR from ISB can open up a wide range of career opportunities, both within and outside of the HR field. Graduates can pursue careers in human resource management, talent management, employee relations, compensation and benefits, training and development, and many other related areas. The skills and knowledge gained through an MBA in HR at ISB will also be valuable in a range of other business and management roles.

MBA in HR from ISB Hyderabad is a good choice for those interested in pursuing a career in this field. With its excellent reputation, strong placement record, and focus on career development, ISB is well-positioned to help students achieve their goals and secure a high-paying job with a bright future.

I hope this helps. Good luck.

Regards,
Abhishek

Ans: Hi,
You can give them the details of your current salary and let them make an offer. HR would make an offer after factoring in the living cost and taking into account the Purchasing power parity. Meanwhile you can also do research on the cost of living and the salary you would need in INR to maintain the same or better lifestyle. Directly converting USD to INR for salary would expecting the same would not be a great idea. Take into consideration the living expenses and purchasing power aswell.

Ans: Madhuri Madam, You have NOT mentioned about your Current Salary Package.

Please note, as you have correctly mentioned that your Core TA (Talent Acquisition) Experience is just 4-years, for which it is very difficult to get a job with 18.00 Lacs CTC. (almost 1.5 lacs/month). Also, please note, you have been handling only one of the functions of HR i.e. Recruitment/Staffing. If you expect 18.00 Lacs CTC, you should have had PRACTICAL experience in maximum number of HR functions such as Pay Roll, Training & Development, Staffing, MPP (Manpower Planning), Performance Appraisal, Labour Law Compliance, Employee Benefits, Knowledge of about various Labour Laws such as Industrial Disputes Act, Workmen's Compensation Act, ESI, PF, Gratuity etc.

As you have been doing 2-Certifications & have worked in the 'Staffing/Recruitment/TA' Function, you might be well-aware that 'Line' Function attracts more salary than 'Staff' Function.

Suggestions:

(1) It is better to continue with current employer and keep upgrading skills and researching about all Functions of HR/Personnel Management/Industrial Relations.

(2) Have a Professional LinkedIn Profile, Connect with HR Professionals (not to ask for jobs) but to gain knowledge/views from them, Keep writing views/articles in LinkedIn on 'HR', put Job Alerts for Senior HR Position, get notifications & if you feel, your profile matches with the JD of job vacancies in HR, you can keep applying for the same.

(Views based on my experience: Having Completed PGDIR/PM from Delhi, Labour Law from Madras University & Diploma in Training & Development from ISTD-Delhi & Worked in Delhi/Muscat/Chennai in HR/Administration Department).

All the BEST for Your Bright Future, Madhuri Madam.

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