Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I work in HR. People have all kinds of ideas about HR. I don’t care, I like my work.
Can you say more? Once you work in HR, do you think you are sidelined forever because of this notion?
PP here. People on this board think that HR is only one of a few things: the person that helps you onboard, the person who helps with your benefits, someone who will advocate for you when you disagree with your boss. The first two are certainly functions of HR, the last one is somewhat true if your boss is engaging in illegal activity or discrimination but HR isn’t there to advocate for you, but to get the boss to stop doing bad things in order to protect the company.
I work in HR but I do not really deal with staff. I work closely with senior leadership in a quasi-legal and strategic role. That isn’t something people usually think of when they think of HR. I’m not sure what you mean about “sidelined” because I have a seat at the table. This is my career and I have worked in many different programs under the HR umbrella throughout my career.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I work in HR. People have all kinds of ideas about HR. I don’t care, I like my work.
Can you say more? Once you work in HR, do you think you are sidelined forever because of this notion?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:sahm?
This was my first thought, though it doesn’t exactly fit the description. Certainly nothing gets as much derision around here as a woman living off her husband’s paycheck to (gasp) perform her own childcare![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. It’s not that I’m in a career that people would find morally objectionable (so not lobbyist or OnlyFans). Rather, it’s that people don’t understand what I do and assume I am either just a paper pusher, that the work is mind-numbing or that it’s meaningless. I also have to sign confidentiality agreements frequently and am not really allowed to explain what I’m doing.
And lastly, there is some insecurity at play.
What’s morally objectionable about OnlyFans?
Sex work is immoral. Duh.
Anonymous wrote:sahm?
Anonymous wrote:Accountant?
Anonymous wrote:I work in HR. People have all kinds of ideas about HR. I don’t care, I like my work.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. It’s not that I’m in a career that people would find morally objectionable (so not lobbyist or OnlyFans). Rather, it’s that people don’t understand what I do and assume I am either just a paper pusher, that the work is mind-numbing or that it’s meaningless. I also have to sign confidentiality agreements frequently and am not really allowed to explain what I’m doing.
And lastly, there is some insecurity at play.
What’s morally objectionable about OnlyFans?