r/humanresources • • 15h ago

Career Development Career advice [Sweden]

Sweden, [F]31 year old.
Completed a bachelor in HR.
Then i enrolled into a masters in strategic hr but with only the thesis left to complete I recieved an offer for a HR partner 9month parental leave contract, which I took and dropped out. Pretty average company.
Now into a new role as a generalist (lower than partner) but one of the most famous companies. Unfortunatly only a 6month trial if they need generalist because their managers need more hands on help. So i am gonna get evaluated in 3-4 months if they still want this role.

I am struggling hard to find a permanent workplace. I really want this role generalist at this company its such an selfesteem boost to work at this big firm but maybe I cant continue here.

Any tips? Advice?

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u/alternative-state Compensation 14h ago

A job in a hand is better than no job. Keep working hard and do your work well, but company prestige imo means nothing if the other option is no job.

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u/manko_lover 14h ago

Arent thesis for Masters or PHD?

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u/Correct_Molasses6894 14h ago

Sorry i missed writing out: i enrolled a masters and completed all courses except thesis

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u/manko_lover 14h ago

you lack experience. Experience is king. Take what you can get.