This book is for people in three professions:
A Human Resource Management worker manages and administers the employees of a company or organization in the traditional non-leadership logistical roles like hiring, firing, payroll, benefits, insurance, drug testing, employee assistance programs, etc.
Recruiters are like HRM people except that they're independent contractors who find skilled workers for anyone willing to hire them. The biggest recruiting company could be Manpower who have offices worldwide finding qualified workers for the people who need them namely big companies and governments working on big development projects.
A consultant is anybody with expertise in any manner of business or industry topic, problem or issue. You don't need a license to set yourself up as a consultant or consultant business. Your success will be determined by how well you help the people who hire you in your niche or area of expertise. If you solve problems and save money for clients, word will get around. Some consultants are rich because they have the ability to go into a company and do a few things to make it more profitable.
A good consultant has useful skills that people are willing to pay for. You have to have confidence in yourself to set up your expertise as the foundation of your business.
Think of a consultant as the excellent worker a boss wants but doesn't have. The boss hires this external person to solve the problem. Sometimes the boss offers the consultant a fulltime job. Many consultants end up working for the people who hired them for a temporary job.
The 74 volumes on HRM, recruiting and consulting are as follows:
Volume 1. Human Resource Management/ HRM Guide
Volume 2. A Worker-Training Guide
Volume 3. An Industrial-Organizational Psychology Guide
Volume 4. An HRM Website Guide
Volume 5. An HRM Resource Guide
Volume 6. HRM Companies and Organizations
Volume 7. A Human Resources Website Guide from feedspot
Volume 8. A Career Website Guide from feedspot
Volume 9. A Human Resources Website Guide at dmoz-odp
Work Training Websites/ Corporate Training Websites
Work Websites at dmoz-odp.org/Society/Work
workology.com, a HRM Website
Workplace Education/ Workplace Learning
Workplace Learning Websites
Volume 10. An HRM Information Guide
Volume 11. A Human Resource Management/ HRM Job Guide 1
Volume 12. A Human Resource Management/ HRM Job Guide 2
Volume 13. Human Resource Management/ HRM Job Guide 3
Volume 14. A Human Resource Management/ HRM Job Guide 4
Volume 15. A Human Resources Career Website-Organization Guide at careers stateuniversity human-resources
Volume 16. A List of Licenses for HRM Professions
Volume 17. A Worldwide HRM Guide
Volume 18. An HRM School Guide/ Where to Find Training for an HRM Job
Volume 19. An Online Business School Guide
Volume 20. An HRM-Related Business Job Guide
Volume 21. A Career Counselor Job Guide
Volume 22. A Sales-Retail Job Guide
Volume 23. An Administration Job Guide
Volume 24. A Public Relations Job Guide
Volume 25. A Business Recruiter Guide
Volume 26. A Recruiter Job Guide
Volume 27. A Recruiter-Headhunter-Staffing Service Guide
Volume 28. A Specific Recruiter Website Guide
Volume 29. Headhunter Company Addresses, mostly in the U.S.
Volume 30. A Recruiter and Job Website Guide from dmoz-odp
Volume 31. A Staffing Service Website Guide at dmoz-odp
Volume 32. A United States Recruiter Website Guide by State
Volume 33. A Recruiter Website Guide by Field from dmoz-odp.org/Business/Employment//Recruitment_and_Staffing/Recruiters
Volume 34. Staffing Service Websites by Field from dmoz-odp.org/Business/Employment/Recruitment_and_Staffing/By_Industry
Volume 35. Employment Agencies and Recruiting Firms by Field at jobstars.com/employment-agencies
Volume 36. Employment Agencies/ Staffing-Recruiting Firms by U.S. City at jobstars.com/local-employment-agencies
Volume 37. A World Recruiter Guide 1
Volume 38. A World Recruiter Guide 2
