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Hi Sharks, I have an offer from Pwc SDC bangalore and they are providing permanent wfh. But they have not given this in writing. can anyone whi is already working at pwc tell us ? Are they gonna cal to office next year or not ? Since i might need to shift location !!! Which will be hectic !! PwC PwC India Pwc AC
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I earned a business degree and more or less fell into HR. It wasn't intentional, but I think my personality has made it a natural fit since I'm both detail oriented and empathetic. The biggest challenge for me has always been trying to rise above it all and not get my feelings hurt. I hate that HR always gets the "bad guy" rep and wish more people would realize there isn't anything personal about what I have to do. I'm just doing my job, same as them.
This is very similar to my story. Fell into HR, but is a good fit for my temperament. In learning & development, I love seeing people learn and apply new skills. I love seeing organizations grow because their people grow. Others often look down on L&D and minimize the importance of so-called "soft skills".
I graduated with a degree in sociology and I didn't really know what I wanted to do. I knew I liked working with people and I'm very organized. I started applying for internships and landed an HR internship, and it's kind of been a natural progression ever since. If I hadn't gotten the internship, I honestly probably would be doing something completely different.
I came into my role as accounts Administrator and took on different roles until eventually I took over HR.
I kind of found myself doing hr work when I was an administrative manager for a small company that started to grow. There were less than 20 of us when I started so I basically built the hr department from the ground up.