HR Graduate · MSc IHRM (CIPD-accredited)
People aren't just resources — they're the reason organisations succeed or fail. I build workplaces where people genuinely want to show up, using data-informed, inclusive HR practices.
"People aren't just resources. They're the reason organisations succeed or fail."
That belief is what drew me to HR — and it's what drives everything I do. I recently completed my MSc in International Human Resource Management at the University of Portsmouth (CIPD-accredited), building a deep foundation in talent acquisition, performance management, organisational behaviour, and employment law.
But here's what sets me apart from most HR graduates: I've actually managed people. As Store Manager at RAMCO SA, I lived the concepts before studying them — designing training that raised performance scores by 15%, implementing a PM system that boosted satisfaction by 20%, and cutting turnover by 10%.
Now interning at GAOTek Inc., gaining hands-on experience in end-to-end recruitment — from sourcing and headhunting to screening, interviewing, and candidate management.
Investigates how High-Performance Work Systems (HPWS) influence organisational performance in UK manufacturing SMEs. A Systematic Literature Review of 15 studies (2015–2024) explores three themes: employee motivation, performance outcomes (innovation & resilience), and barriers to adoption.
Key finding: HPWS implemented as bundled systems significantly enhance engagement, innovation, and adaptability — with structured onboarding and continuous feedback loops correlated with up to 23% higher employee retention in multinational firms.
Explores the multifaceted influence of leadership styles on educational institutions — culture, environment, and student academic performance — in the evolving 21st-century landscape. Employs an interpretivist, inductive approach drawing on secondary data from academic journals and scholarly publications.
Findings highlight the critical role of transformational and instructional leadership in promoting positive school cultures, driving student engagement, and preparing learners as global citizens equipped for a competitive, globalised world.
Critically evaluates Google's ethical and sustainability practices across four domains — environmental sustainability, ethical sourcing, governance, and AI ethics — drawing on Google's 2024 Environmental Report, 2023 Supplier Responsibility Report, and Statement Against Modern Slavery.
Argues that HR plays a strategic role in embedding responsible business culture through ethical leadership development, workforce training, supply chain oversight, whistleblower protections, and technology-enabled accountability — applying frameworks including Stakeholder Theory, Transformational Leadership, and Self-Determination Theory.
Open to HR graduate schemes, people operations roles, and talent acquisition positions across the UK. Based in Southsea — available immediately.