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For every job it’s important to upgrade your soft skills. You may opt for short term courses to improve your communication skills and presentation skills. There are many multinational companies that prefer to recruit MBA HR students who have knowledge of a foreign language. These candidates generally work on recruiter profile and communicate with candidates from other countries during screening process. If you are interested in such profile, learn a foreign language. In current scenario, I would recommend Japanese or German language.
For any profile in HR field, using Microsoft Excel with ease is highly preferred. You can learn it with practice or take up online courses for the same.
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