If your path is to become an HR manager, you’ll need to take classes and get your HR-related degrees and certifications. With your spare time now, you need to invest in your future with training an education, not a second job. This way, you’ll set yourself to earn more in the future and have greater career mobility.
It does not matter if your current job doesn’t have degrees or certified people in these roles today- you current company may not exist next year and you have to set yourself up for success.
If HR manager isn’t your career path of choice, find out what is and develop yourself in that area.
Rosie-Disposition t1_iycyd6p wrote
Reply to 2nd job at 18, worth it? by RoyalHaza
In this situation, no.
If your path is to become an HR manager, you’ll need to take classes and get your HR-related degrees and certifications. With your spare time now, you need to invest in your future with training an education, not a second job. This way, you’ll set yourself to earn more in the future and have greater career mobility.
It does not matter if your current job doesn’t have degrees or certified people in these roles today- you current company may not exist next year and you have to set yourself up for success.
If HR manager isn’t your career path of choice, find out what is and develop yourself in that area.