How to Say ‘HR department’ in Traditional Chinese
人資部
rén zī bù
[rénzībù]
💬 Usage Tip: 人資 (rén zī) is short for 人力資源 "human resources", and 部 (bù) means "department". Other departments end in 部 the same way, such as 業務部 "Sales" and 財務部 "Finance".
Phrase Breakdown
人資部
rén zī bù
[rénzībù]
Human Resources department
Short for 人力資源部, the department handling hiring and staff.
人資部負責面試新人。
The HR department is in charge of interviewing new hires.
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