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Recruitment Specialist job description

Use this Recruitment Specialist job description template to advertise open roles for your company.

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Responsibilities

  • Craft job descriptions and post job ads on various channels.

  • Analyzes recruiting agency performance, as well as cost per hire and time to hire.

  • Suggest changes and enhancements

  • Keeps track of the recruitment agencies' contact information as well as their terms and conditions.

  • Analyzes recruitment software and makes recommendations for making modifications to it.

  • Measures and offers feedback on the performance of HR Recruiters.

  • Identifies tough job openings and examines the best method to fill them.

  • Analyzes recruitment software and makes changes and enhancements as needed.

  • Maintains the paperwork of the recruitment process.

  • New HR Recruiters are trained (induction program).

  • Build relations with candidates through social media and at events.

  • Coordinate with hiring managers to set selection criteria for future hires.

  • Perform initial phone screens to shortlist qualified candidates.

  • Screen CVs from candidates who have applied via job boards.

  • Monitor hiring metrics such as time-to-fill, time-to-hire, and source of hire.

  • Interview candidates in person.

  • Provide training and advice to hiring managers regarding interviewing and evaluation techniques.

  • Measure the results of candidate experience in surveys.

  • Participate in and host job fair events.

  • Manage a candidate database.

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    Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree

  • 4+ years experience as a recruiter

  • Experience with posting jobs online and writing job descriptions

  • Background with recruitment software and features such as ATS

  • Fantastic interpersonal and communicative skills

  • Can work under pressure and solid time management abilities

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