How to Become a Human Resources Manager
Plan, direct, and coordinate human resources activities and staff of an organization. It typically requires a bachelor's degree, with a median salary of $136,350 per year and faster than average projected job growth.
Median pay
$136,350/yr
Typical range
$81,060 to $232,400
Job growth
5%
Openings / yr
15,500
Majors that lead here
Key skills
- Talent Management
- Employment Law
- Compensation and Benefits
- Conflict Resolution
- Leadership
Helpful certifications
- SHRM-CP
- SHRM-SCP
- PHR (Professional in HR)
Is this career a fit?
Remote-friendly
62/100
Work-life balance
64/100
Stress level
48/100
Satisfaction
71/100
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