What I wish I knew before starting in HR | Setting Boundaries, Do I need a CIPD Qualification?

In today's video I go through things I wish I knew before starting my HR career. Most of my points relate to setting boundaries, looking after your mental health and being proud of where you are currently even if you aren't exactly where you want to be. I hope this helps at least 1 person!
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I help HR students, graduates and professionals gain clarity and confidence in CV writing and interview techniques to land entry level HR roles. The purpose of my channel is to motivate, inspire and elevate. You have the potential to excel in the interview process, you have the ability to develop as an HR professional and I see my role as giving you the resources and creating a space for you to believe you can get there. My experiences as an HR student made me realise the need for such a platform and I want to continue to help build a strong community of achievers. My RUclips channel provides individuals with tips and advice on the following:
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[@lemosolo]

So happy I’ve found your channel. Currently on the look out for my next HR role. It’s great to find a channel that understands the growth journey.

[@danielalalade5532]

Totally relatable… I think both small and large organisations have its pros and cons. While I like large org based on my current employer, I am willing to explore small org especially because I would like to be involved in decision making process rather than being always told what to do… Of course, what’s mine will not pass me by 😊

[@hrtalkswithlish]

It’s great that you are thinking about your options Daniel. I do think smaller organisations give you a chance to have more autonomy. Exactly, it will never pass you by😉

[@alib405]

Hey alisha. Thank you for your honest video. Just this morning i thought about you. I was thinking that i miss your day in the life videos because they are very motivating 😊.
I totally understand how you were feeling, especially being frustrated in not having that all-round hr experience.
I guess we have to be grateful of how far we have come from when we started.
Just know that we are all in this together 😊.

[@hrtalkswithlish]

Hi Ali, thanks for commenting! The day in the life videos will make a return at some point 😊 Yeah exactly, i’m starting to realise that its all a part of the journey, we still have time to grow and develop in our careers so its just about remind ourselves of this and being content with our progress so far!

[@magueysunset]

It's critical to set boundaries. As a people pleaser, I wasn't able to get things done. That meditation book called 30 Days to Overcome Guilt by Harper Daniels helped a lot, as well as learning to set hard boundaries with coworkers.

[@hrtalkswithlish]

Thanks for suggesting this book, I will definitely check it out! Thats something I do struggle with, overcoming the guilt of feeling that I’m letting others down.

[@gigglekeyon]

I’m finishing up my BA-HR graduation November🙌🏾👩🏾‍🎓 the class work is definitely overwhelming, trying to remember labor laws😪 I feel lost if it wasn’t for Google. Plus I work full time. Mental health is a rollercoaster. I’m struggling landing an internship though 😢. I’m trying to get one for this summer especially before I graduate.

[@amandajones6557]

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