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Internal Recruiter job description

This Internal Recruiter job description template can be used to advertise open positions in your company.

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Responsibilities

  • Liaise with department hiring managers to fully understand the requirements for the open role.

  • Write effective job adverts and post them on various recruitment platforms.

  • Manage job advertising budgets.

  • Review incoming resumes and effectively screen them.

  • Create shortlists of the best candidates.

  • Ensure strong candidates are contacted quickly.

  • Complete initial screening of candidates such as telephone interviews.

  • Arrange in-person interviews with either the HR team or the Hiring Manager.

  • Use an ATS or similar system to track applications and keep them up to date.

  • Conduct background and reference checks for suitable candidates.

  • Ensure new starter documentation is received.

  • Work in line with HR best practices.

  • Keep up with industry standards and best practices.

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    Requirements

  • Associates Degree in HR, or business or other related field

  • 2 years experience in a recruiting or HR position where involvement in recruitment or onboarding was present

  • Experience using Microsoft packages such as Word, Excel, and Outlook

  • Experience in using ATS systems and various job advertising platforms

  • Excellent interpersonal skills

  • Able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing

  • Great time management skills and able to effectively prioritize own workload

  • Good problem-solving abilities

  • Able to speak to different types of people from different backgrounds

  • Persuasive in nature

  • Excellent customer service skills

  • Out of the box thinking approach to draw in new candidates

  • Able to identify skills and abilities for suitable internal applicants applying for open roles

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