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Executive Recruiter job description

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

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Responsibilities

  • Advertise open vacancies on all major job boards, and on the company’s social media platforms.

  • Collect and review applicants to create an effective shortlist.

  • Conduct background checks to ensure that candidates are suitable for the companies’ requirements.

  • Contact references provided by candidates to ascertain that their work ethic and experience match the role requirements and company values.

  • Meeting with and interviewing the best candidates from the application process.

  • Collaborating with members of the relevant teams to obtain their input on potential candidates and get a sound understanding of the department dynamic.

  • Identifying and selecting the most suitable candidates and providing them with relevant offers for open roles.

  • Working with the onboarding and HR team to schedule training and orientation for new recruits.

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    Requirements

  • Degree in industrial and organizational psychology, human resource management, or similar industry, or equivalent work experience and education

  • Minimum of 3 years experience in executive recruitment with a solid background in general recruitment or another specified field

  • Experienced with the use of various recruitment software such as CRM system and or applicant tracking programs

  • Highly organized with the ability to effectively prioritize own workload

  • Effective decision-making abilities and able to critically think

  • Good networking and research skills

  • Outstanding communication skills, both written and verbal

  • Positive, helpful, and firm in nature with resilience when dealing with setbacks

  • Committed to expanding the company’s network and presence in the recruitment industry

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