Seeking career guidance: Networking or Human Resources as my Emphasis?

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A new forum member seeks guidance on choosing between Networking and Human Resources for a Graduate Management Certificate, following a year of unemployment after three years in IT Infrastructure. The discussion highlights the distinct nature of both fields: Networking focuses on technical skills, which the member enjoyed, while HR involves managing various organizational topics and requires strong interpersonal skills. The member expresses interest in understanding the career opportunities in HR to make an informed decision. Additionally, participants emphasize the importance of clear communication in forum posts, advocating for proper grammar and spelling.
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Hey Folks,

I am a new member to this forum. I am really in need of some guidance hope u people can help me out. I have 3 years of experience in IT Infrastructure ( like service desk, monitoring etc) I am unemployed for past 12 months. I am planning to pursue Graduate Management Certificate this summer. I am perplexed either to choose Networking or Human Resources as my Emphasis. Choosing which one would help me in getting better opportunities and shape up my career well.

Expecting ur valuable inputs!
 
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Networking and HR are very different fields.

You used to work in IT - did you like it? Did you like the technical side of it? If so, maybe networking would be a good fit for you.

On the other hand, people who work in HR have to deal with a wide range of topics, like safety regulations, evaluating what insurance policy would be best for the company, making sure the company follows employment law, etc. It helps to have good people skills, too. Does that sound like a better fit for you?
 
Hey buddy thanks for your insight. I really liked the technical side of my work, still I really want to know more of career opportunities an HR management would offer so that I could decide between them :)
 
Some other guidance might be this:

In the interest of conveying ideas as clearly as possible, posts are required to show reasonable attention to written English communication standards. This includes the use of proper grammatical structure, punctuation, capitalization, and spelling. SMS messaging shorthand, such as using "u" for "you", is not acceptable.
 
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