PHR vs SHRM vs AIRS? Which one should I pursue?

Know someone earlier in their HR career that’s looking to get certified. It’s been a while since I originally took the exams and have just recertified since. Which is more valuable or preferred these days…PHR or SHRM-CP?

Phr vs waiting for sphr?
Taking the credential and want to prep.

Has anyone taken phr/sphr exams? If so, would you mind chatting? Thanks

How much is fair to ask for a Sn HR Generalist position in Alabama? I have a Master’s degree in Business law and legal careers, and PHR. I have 7 years of experience and will be the only HR personnel for about 150 employees.

Does anyone have any advice on passing the PHR the first time around?

I’m planning on taking the SHRM-CP exam next year. Does anyone have a good self led study course they loved and recommend?

Would a SHRM certification be beneficial for a consultant in organization strategy? Anyone in a similar boat?

I’m curious what other HR Generalists are making. I’m in the software industry with 5 YOE in HR, SHRM certified, located in the mid-Atlantic area. My base is $67K with a 10K bonus. I think I’m being underpaid :/

Going to shrm next week and looks like they've needed up their tech expo/enterprise solutions component. Going to leave company names/summaries here. Is anyone else going?

Hi all, as a Talent Acquisition Partner that is looking to start expending my Professional education, would you recommend pursuing SHRM-CP certification?

Had multiple promising interviews the past 7 months but no job offers :( Looking for fully remote benefits or HR generalist type roles paying >80k. 6.5 years of total HR experience and 3.5 in benefits. Bachelors and PHR. Any leads are superrrrr appreciated!!

I’m currently in between jobs right now & I’m thinking about obtaining my SHRM-CP certification. Just wondering if that would help me be more marketable in my job search and stand out from the crowd. Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thank you!

I’ve been in my current position (Bookkeeper) for 4 years now. I’m highly interested in taking the PHR, and I’m wondering if I would qualify for the 4 year HR professional job requirement to be eligible to test for the certificate. I work for a small business, therefore I do all the on boarding paperwork/payroll. Any advice is appreciated.

Fellow Recruiters! Any certifications you recommend that really pushed you to the next level? I’ve checked out CIR, PHR, etc., but they don’t seem to be quite what I’m looking for. I’ve been recruiting for 4.5 years and would like to find one that could bolster my resume as well as learn more Talent Advisor vs. Recruiter skills. Thanks for any insight!

I’m a recruiter who would like to eventually pivot to HR but I don’t have an HR degree. I’m considering pursing a Masters degree however am torn between HR or Org Psych/Org Development. Would love to hear folks’ perspective of either degree!

I already have the SHRM-SCP. . would it be a value add to go for the SPHR as well?

I am an HR “Manager” with 8+ years experience. Bachelors in HR and a SHRM-CP cert. Currently employed at a manufacturing facility w/ 80 employees in Metro Detroit, Michigan (Macomb Twp). I am a department of one with no direct reports under me. I feel as though my role is more of a “generalist” position as my duties are more aligned with that. I am currently at $75k and promised to be increased to $82k in the next month. Bonuses are discretionary and never the same amount. Fairly compensated?

Has anyone taken the SHRM-SCP? Any study suggestions and impressions of the test?

HR/human capital/PAS consultant 🐠: If I have a Masters degree in HR and 2 years experience, is it worth it to get the aPHR or SHRM-CP? Or is the Masters degree enough? Should I wait for SPHR/SHRM-SCP

How much would you renegotiate your current salary to if you picked up a new HR Cert? (PHR, SPHR, SHRM, IHRM, etc)

EY & PWC: Thinking to target Manager, but not sure of levels. 2 YOE FS Consulting (strategy & tech transformation) with prior 8-9 YOE fintech, consumer banking, project management. Most recent 2 years started a career coaching business after COVID layoff and running into freezes. Again looking to return to consulting with all of these skills. Initially into FS, then later move into People work.

Thoughts and FS Manager pay range appreciated.

My therapist just told me I'm depressed..do you ever feel like they tell you things you hear a lot or could have figured out on your own? Like take care of yourself, it's ok to feel such and such, etc. I'm still newer to therapy so wondering if that's the common experience? Do you ever have moments where you're like wow that actually is eye opening and I wouldn't have gotten that from reading self help books and websites etc?

Love the way Jadeja and Hardik kept their cool 😎 … at one point, I thought we won’t get the target 🎯..

How is the EY transfer pricing team in the tri state area? Is management toxic af?

Are people using LinkedIn recruiters or applying to jobs alone?

Does anyone know of any executive head hunters? Asking on behalf of a CFO/COO/CTO in LATAM looking for options in Canada

Hi all... ctc has bene shared to me by TCS HR almost a month back for SAP IBP (C3B grade) and I am still waiting for offer letter. Could anyone please throw light on timeline for offer letter? I have been told by HR , it's pending for approval.

At this stage, will I get an offer for sure or there Could there be an unlikely scenario where I don't get any offer letter?

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Any success stories about overcoming female frigidity?

What do strategist do at in-house (day to day granular work wise)? Is it usually referring to marketing team? There’s no “strategist” role at the company but I was asked to map out consumer journey from asset stand point. I’m a creative but want to switch to more strategy planning role because that’s what my manager expects me to do certain time. How can I meld these two roles successfully?

Can anybody help me with a Russian conversion to USD? I’d like the amounts in the Russian Ruble with no rounding. How would I know what the RR amount is for “1.5 mln RR”. Similar, “64.2 th RR”? TIA.

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I’m so burnt out it’s insane. I can’t wait for Christmas & to take some real time off

In case any of you were doubting the impending recession, Uber just announced they were shutting down their rewards system at the end of October ☠️

Has anyone here joined SAS Institute recently? I received a HireVue interview request for a marketing position at SAS and wonder if anyone could tell me what kind of questions are asked during the HireVue interview?SAS

Anyone know of remote work from home jobs located on the West Coast for Pharmacy Technicians?

Anyone have a CSCP book or materials they’d like to sell/give away?

I have been an HR assistant for 2 years in the public sector 80% staffing 20% recruiting, I want to break out into the private sector and have 5+ interviews but never seen grab there attention. Recruiters have told me that I interview well, Any Advice?? I have also gotten a Hr management Cert and working on my PHR.

For those of you who are certified (SHRM or PHR), what was your biggest takeaway from getting your certification? How has this helped you today in your HR career?

Been searching for an entry level HR coordianator or generalist position but haven't received a call back for 6 months. I come from Banking - years and years of Customer service, reporting, Employee Development, Researching cases, Treasury. I have been at the bank 17 years. I know some of this can transfer over. I don't know what to do as I know my resume is not getting through ATS or if it's just me. Any advice?

Hi everyone! Just looking for some insight. I’m about 4 years into HR, have my bachelors. I’ve been toying around with the idea of getting my masters in something relating to compliance/labor law and that side of HR. Shrm certification is also on my list. If anyone has some advice on what to get a masters in specifically, I’d be open to suggestions! I’m trying to find something that would be worth my while and would give me a step up. Thanks!

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Has anyone purchased of the HRCIs untimed or timed exams for the PHR or SPHR? Did you find the practice exam helpful and the questions similar to what you saw on the test?

Hello guys, I just graduated and looking for an entry level recruitment or talent acquisition role either remote, hybrid or on-site in the GTA2

Does anyone has any tips or suggestions on recruiting trade professionals? (Plumber, Electricians, and HVAC technicians? They are highly sought after but they aren’t really big Linkedin users in my area.

I am in the process of finishing up my MBA but considering also getting my SPHR or PHR cert. Is it even worth it or a waste of time and money?

Hey everyone,
I'm currently looking for a new opportunity in people ops at more of an associate/manager level that's remote, preferably at a startup or small org? Does anyone have any insight into looking for these types of roles or leads? Appreciate any help as I've been struggling to find these type of opps.

I'm working in a company that I like, but I'm been quite underpaid. We recruited a new recruiter with a salary 25% more than the one I'm in. I've been approached by other companies, but I wouldn't like to leave, the only reason I would consider moving to a new job is the salary. Should I be open and discuss it with my LM? The formal salary review process is approaching in 2 months, but no way I could get a good salary increase in the formal process, I believe the max could be 6%-7%.

Hello. What tools are you all using to stay up to date to the multistate HR requirements in the remote environment and handbook/policy updates? How often do you partner with a legal team to review policy updates? Company size is 300, digital agency and rapidly scaling this year. Thanks in advance!

Does anyone need a hr coordinator, or entry level talent acquisitions coordinator that is 100 remote? Remote jobs are extremely competitive and when I find job posts on LinkedIn there are already over 100 applicants. Very competitive!I am open minded about salary,I have so much interest in expanding my skills. I have about a year of recruiting in the staffing industry and 6 months as an hr assistant for a corporate/manufacturing company. MA in Hr and will be testing for phr in July. Thank you

Has anyone self- trained for SPHR or SHRM? Without purchasing the SHRM study guide? How did you decide between SPHR or SHRM SCP?

Are recruiters worth more than L&D specialists? We have a new recuiter that transferred in from another dept. & is already making more than me and has a higher comp range. We have same tenure & they have NO prev. recuiting experience. I should also add I have been helping cover recuiting in interim. I also help cover HR tasks, have my SHRM, 5 years of HR exp., and 2 degrees. Is the "value" for recruiters more than L&D? I feel a little taken advantage of, but want to know if I'm off base here.

Resume question that I struggle to answer. If someone has been working for ~20 years and has worked at a number of companies during that time (let’s say 10 for the sake of this example), the resume becomes way too long. Is it okay to remove the 1st couple of jobs that were held after college even if relevant? Or maybe delete a job or 2 if they aren’t 100% relevant to the rest of the person’s career? Final option is to leave names of companies (and titles) of early roles but delete the content.

Hi! If I'm working on a salary benchmarking project, are there any sites that offer free compensation evaluations? Everything I find has a cost associated? Any advice is welcome?

Engagement at my company is very low. We’ve done surveys but they are too high level to understand how to improve it. We’re building a sort of “task force” to brainstorm solutions to some of our main issues. We’re looking for a creative name for the “task force” that would make people excited to join and hopeful for change. Any ideas?

Please has anyone or is anyone an HR personnel in a manufacturing plant! I need lots of suggestions and insight! How do you retain workers? How do you make them love there job in all terms... and what is the fun thing to do for workers

Thoughts on PHR/SPHR/SHRM-CP certs? I have approximately 9 years of HR exp and my bachelors and MBA. Been debating on whether or not I need to fulfill my urge to get a certification. Wanted to get some thoughts around whether you have a similar background and opted to or opted to not get their certification? Thanks!