Top Ten Tropes in YA â featuring A E Rought. Once again itâs Tuesday and the turn of another Strange Chemistry author to tackle their Top Ten list. Today we have A E Rought (author of BROKEN, coming in January 2013 â check it out!) to tell us about the Top Ten Tropes in YA fiction. From Wikipedia (because I think just about everybody uses it for reference now).
A Human Resources (HR) Generalist earns an average salary of $51,368 per year. For the first five to ten years in this position, pay increases modestly, but any additional experience does not have a big effect on pay.
If you have your masterâs degree, you can expect a salary higher than those employees who only have a bachelorâs degree. According to PayScale, the average salary for a human resource generalist with a masterâs degree is just over $53,000.You salary will spike if youâre hired in a management position, however.etting your masterâs degree in human resources may seem like a large time and money investment at first, but in just a few years, youâll have that degree and be able to apply for jobs making six figures â or even more! So yes, it does make financial sense to go back to school to get your masters in human resources.