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Lead Associate - Talent Acquisition
Myntra
Full-timeOn-sitetalent acquisitionstakeholder engagementstakeholder management
Location:Bangalore, KarnatakaType:Full-timePosted:Yesterday
'As the Lead Associate - Talent Acquisition, you will play a critical role in acquiring top talent to fuel the organization's success. With 4.7-7.0 years of experience in recruitment, your expertise will be instrumental in identifying, attracting, and hiring qualified candidates.
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Talent Sourcing & Screening: Utilize various channels and tools to source potential candidates and conduct thorough screening processes to identify the best fit for the organization.
- ATS & Recruitment Tool Proficiency: Leverage Applicant Tracking Systems and other recruitment software to streamline the hiring process and maintain candidate data.
- Effective Communication: Communicate clearly and professionally with candidates, hiring managers, and stakeholders throughout the recruitment process.
- Candidate Relationship Management: Build and maintain strong relationships with potential candidates to ensure a positive candidate experience.
- Behavioral Interviewing: Conduct structured interviews to evaluate candidates' behavior and assess their suitability for the role.
- Negotiation: Skillfully negotiate offers and compensation packages to secure top talent for the organization.
- Employer Branding: Contribute to enhancing the organization's employer brand and promoting it as an employer of choice.
- Inclusive Talent Acquisition: Champion diversity and inclusion initiatives in talent acquisition processes to create a diverse workforce.'This structured job description outlines the key responsibilities and skills required for the role of Lead Associate - Talent Acquisition, emphasizing the critical role you will play in shaping the organization's talent acquisition strategy and driving recruitment success.
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