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What does a human resource manager do?
The work of human resource manager is human resource planning, recruitment and allocation, training and development, performance management, salary and welfare management, labor relations management and so on.

The human resource manager is mainly responsible for dealing with complex or part of unconventional human resource management problems; Determine working methods and develop related tools; Guide the work of key related personnel and audit related file systems; Put forward constructive opinions on the problems existing in the field of human resource management and evaluate the work results; Listen to the opinions of internal and external personnel and coordinate relevant personnel to solve problems.

Human resource managers are divided into four levels, namely, four-level enterprise human resource managers (national vocational qualification level 4), three-level enterprise human resource managers (national vocational qualification level 3), two-level enterprise human resource managers (national vocational qualification level 2) and first-level enterprise human resource managers (national vocational qualification level 1).

Examination questions of human resource managers

The examination of human resources teacher is divided into two papers: theoretical knowledge and skill operation. The question type of "theoretical knowledge" is a single choice question; The examination questions of Skill Operation include calculation analysis questions, case analysis questions and scheme design. The examination covers six parts: enterprise human resources planning, recruitment and allocation, training and development, performance management, salary and welfare management, labor relations management and related basic knowledge.