You just want to end up being an average individual.
It’s better you start using all your money to play bet9ja and baba ijebu

In DMX's voice
" We not going anywhere we right here"

Just maintain the lane

NLPoliceWoman:


[s]Seun Mynd44 Dominique justwise.
Rule 1.
Rule 2.


1. Please post all threads in the right section, and don't derail threads by posting off topic.
2. Don't abuse, bully, deliberately insult/provoke, fight, or wish harm to Nairaland members

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Bleep off.

What's all these weird responses all about?

He's asking for advice and all you have to say is

Hmmmmmm!

OK!

Seen!

Alright!

Smmmhh

Why would you want to leave Finance for Human Resources?

For your info most jobs in HR are deadend jobs!

stay where you are!!!!!!

You want to leave 430k upgrade to 550k and switch to 240k.
Are you okay?

FixxNigeria23:
"where una dey see this kind job" crews will soon arrive

That is job with experience, probably he started with 150k and grew on the job over the years

biggieman1:
Hi,

I am currently working in the Financial sector earning about N430k and expecting upward increase to N550k plus in November 2022.

Since 2019, I have been trying to switch to HR. I have written CIPM and became an Associate Member. I am also running a Master's program in Unliag in Industrial and Labour Relations (HR). I currently have an opportunity to switch to HR consulting (entry level position with monthly net of about 240k) in one of the big 4.

I have tried to switch to HR as an Experienced hire in the past but I always get regret mails because of lack of HR experience.

I have plans to japa from the country by next year by God's grace and will love to have HR experience before I do but the pay is discouraging as I need to gather as much money as possible

Should I stick to my current job or pick the HR entry level job? What would you advise?

Stick to your current job only move to HR if the pay is higher and comfortable ooooo.

you earn that much and you wan japa...abeg go this month make we wey dey here collect your space

Alright

abobote:
You want to leave 430k upgrade to 550k and switch to 240k.
Are you okay?

When a man wakes up from his sleep that's his good morning. The guy is still sleeping.

Forget HR. They get fired first whenever a company is having financial issues, and they trying to downsize. Secondly stay in naija, unless u already have a job offer overseas that comes with great benefits.

Save your money and invest well.

Japa all the time,una no dey tire.

Na so the job full for abroad and yet homeless people full America and Canada.

KmniAutos:
This is the best time to buy Bitcoin

Whatsapp for good deals

DEM SEND U COME ? abi money people don lose never do ona?

okuta007:




DEM SEND U COME ? abi money people don lose never do ona?

When it's low is the best time to buy, a lot of people who loses money are just one sided in their complain, because they would never tell you when they gain money either.

Kobicove:
Why would you want to leave Finance for Human Resources?

For your info most jobs in HR are deadend jobs!

no mind am - by 2025, 80% of world wide HR jobs will be automated - log in bla bla bla - auto back ground check - auto everything

then you will be hit by cyber-cyclical unemployment

You need to go on leave first. With technology finance company everywhere u wan go suffer as HR. U need rest

Finance by a mile

PavillionEnergy:


What is vulture griller doing on this thread?

Calm down, I will handle him.

post=113830896:

Alaye, show fest. I wan reason you

FixxNigeria23:
"where una dey see this kind job" crews will soon arrive

spend less time arguing on nl...work on yourself.there are opportunities everywhere oga..moreover 400k is small in this our current nigeria

KmniAutos:
This is the best time to buy Bitcoin

Whatsapp for good deals

food nor dey house u they talk of useless bitcoin scam shift

When you eventually get abroad, you'll realize HR field is rubbish! With finance you can branch into several dynamic fields like auditing, governance, project management etc. With HR you are severely limited, the hours are long, the pay is average unless you take on additional responsibilities.

If your plan is to truly jaapa, stick to finance, it has a brighter career path!

Both are great

osazsky:
food nor dey house u they talk of useless bitcoin scam shift

JB furniture, you do your business on Nairaland, what's the fuse interfering with other people's businesses?

KmniAutos:



JB furniture, you do your business on Nairaland, what's the fuse interfering with other people's businesses?

run away from bitcoin..its dead..thank God i dodge a bullet..i always tell people all these online stufff..coin....forex...plc ultimate binance is not something u can rely on...u will lost everythinh in 5 seconds

osazsky:
run away from bitcoin..its dead..thank God i dodge a bullet..i always tell people all these online stufff..coin....forex...plc ultimate binance is not something u can rely on...u will lost everythinh in 5 seconds

I get you although this is a different case here.

Most of us Traders don't hold Bitcoin , we Trade it, just like the way bereau D Change guys do their thing with life currency,so we only deal at what ever current market value and make our own little gain then move on.

biggieman1:
Hi,

I am currently working in the Financial sector earning about N430k and expecting upward increase to N550k plus in November 2022.

Since 2019, I have been trying to switch to HR. I have written CIPM and became an Associate Member. I am also running a Master's program in Unliag in Industrial and Labour Relations (HR). I currently have an opportunity to switch to HR consulting (entry level position with monthly net of about 240k) in one of the big 4.

I have tried to switch to HR as an Experienced hire in the past but I always get regret mails because of lack of HR experience.

I have plans to japa from the country by next year by God's grace and will love to have HR experience before I do but the pay is discouraging as I need to gather as much money as possible

Should I stick to my current job or pick the HR entry level job? What would you advise?

Stay where you are.