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sarah88  +  607196 Sun, 07 Dec 08 08:59 AM
What's the difference between " Staff" and " Personal" ? 

Can I say " I would like to be a HR personal." ? 
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Madhulk  +  607233 Sun, 07 Dec 08 11:16 AM
 It's actually personnel.

And about your sentence below...

I think you could say it 'I would like to be a part of the HR Personnel.'.

And I dunno for sure but maybe personnel is used more in the military.

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