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Fresh Grad applying for Labor Relations Specialist — any tips for my initial interview?

Hi everyone! 👋🏻 Fresh grad here and I have my initial interview tomorrow for a Labor Relations Specialist position at a well-known financial services company in the Philippines.

I’m a BS Psychology graduate and this will be one of my first interviews for an HR/Labor Relations role. I’m honestly excited but also pretty nervous since Labor Relations is not something I have a lot of professional experience in yet. 😅

For those working in HR, Labor Relations, or those who have experience interviewing for similar roles:

• What questions should I expect during the initial interview?

• What Labor Relations topics/labor laws should I at least review beforehand?

• What do employers usually look for in a fresh grad applying for an LR role?

• Any tips on how I can present my Psychology background as relevant to Labor Relations?

• And generally, what should I know or prepare before the interview?

Would really appreciate any advice, tips, or even things you wish you knew before your first HR/LR interview. 🥹

Thank you so much!

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u/luqends — 4 days ago

Fresh Grad applying for Labor Relations Specialist — any tips for my initial interview?

Hi everyone! 👋🏻 Fresh grad here and I have an upcoming initial interview for a Labor Relations Specialist position at a well known financial services company.

I’m a BS Psychology graduate and this will be one of my first interviews for an HR/Labor Relations role. I’m honestly excited but also pretty nervous since Labor Relations is not something I have a lot of professional experience in yet. 😅

For those working in HR, Labor Relations, or those who have experience interviewing for similar roles:

  1. What questions should I expect during the initial interview?

  2. What Labor Relations topics/labor laws should I at least review beforehand?

  3. What do employers usually look for in a fresh grad applying for an LR role?

  4. Any tips on how I can present my Psychology background as relevant to Labor Relations?

  5. And generally, what should I know or prepare before the interview?

Would really appreciate any advice, tips, or even things you wish you knew before your first HR/LR interview. 🥹

Thank you so much!

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u/luqends — 4 days ago