On The Other Hand...

Borderline misleadingly, this blog is titled Confessions of a College Grad, not Pour Your Heart Out About How Bad You Want To Go To Grad School. After I graduate college, grad school is not the only option. I could also start my career in my second, yet much less desirable, field of study: Human Resource Management.

I am currently taking three classes that are required to obtain my degree: Staffing & Selection, Strategic Compensation, and Competitive Strategy. Today I was working on a Staffing Case where I have to recommend different staffing strategies for a company.

i enjoy
doing this

Honestly, I really enjoy doing this type of work because it's all centered around problem solving ideals. I think my brain is brilliantly wired to truly enjoy solving problems. Unfortunately, I really do dislike business.

Trying to stay realistic and positive, I am going to list some places I wouldn't mind working at as an HR representative.

1. Google
2. ?

Clearly I need to research this through a little bit more. It's difficult to say where I'd like to work. The HR field is really interesting, but it doesn't beat English Literature. Really, I wouldn't mind working anywhere. I think getting an HR job involves applying to open positions and waiting until I get an interview.

Just writing this down is hard. It's not what I want to do, and I'm usually not one to settle.

A Question for my Readers

What else would you like to know about my possible career as an HR rep?