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Data reporting, insights and visualization into project/hiring progress via various data sources including what tools and systems were used. Management of and reporting on RPO resource, sharing updates and output via weekly update with Leadership, including what tools and systems were used to execute on this. Verticals hired across e.g Sales, Engineering, Solution Engineering, Marketing, etc. please use a % after each vertical to show where your main experience has been. Your approach and methodology around TA Project planning, management and delivery, please share the most recent example of a volume/ramp up hiring project you have lead. Which ATS do you have experience working with (please note the number of years experience against each).
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Talent Acquisition Project Manager

Interviewed at Celonis

3.8★
Sep 30, 2024

Data reporting, insights and visualization into project/hiring progress via various data sources including what tools and systems were used. Management of and reporting on RPO resource, sharing updates and output via weekly update with Leadership, including what tools and systems were used to execute on this. Verticals hired across e.g Sales, Engineering, Solution Engineering, Marketing, etc. please use a % after each vertical to show where your main experience has been. Your approach and methodology around TA Project planning, management and delivery, please share the most recent example of a volume/ramp up hiring project you have lead. Which ATS do you have experience working with (please note the number of years experience against each).

I was asked to complete the following candidate exercise. Your exercise is to develop a detailed "playbook" for how you will tackle some of the major challenges facing your role as Talent Acquisition Manager. This should include, but not be limited to: Strategies for sourcing new employees (non-engineering) Strategies for sourcing new employees (engineering) Processes for identifying/prioritizing hiring needs Processes for interviewing and onboarding Frameworks we should use to determine employee fit Metrics/KPIs for recruiting success Risks? Anything else you think we should be thinking about?
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Talent Acquisition Manager

Interviewed at Credible

3.7★
Dec 5, 2016

I was asked to complete the following candidate exercise. Your exercise is to develop a detailed "playbook" for how you will tackle some of the major challenges facing your role as Talent Acquisition Manager. This should include, but not be limited to: Strategies for sourcing new employees (non-engineering) Strategies for sourcing new employees (engineering) Processes for identifying/prioritizing hiring needs Processes for interviewing and onboarding Frameworks we should use to determine employee fit Metrics/KPIs for recruiting success Risks? Anything else you think we should be thinking about?

Tell us briefly why would you like to work with us? Tell us briefly sentences what excites you about this role? How many years of experience do you have as a TA Manager or similar? Have you recruited for tech roles? How many and what type of tech. roles have you hired for? Briefly describe the most challenging recruitment process you have led? What was challenging? Why? What actions did you take to close the role? How many years of experience do you have leading Talent Teams? Tell us about a challenging experience you faced leading a team remotely. When was the last time you had that ah-ha moment from an insight you discovered in your data? Tell us a bit about the insight and what it inspired you to do. We are hiring for 2 roles. Role A has these parameters: 1000 candidates applied. From those: 100 made it to the technical challenge, 20 to the 1st interview, 9 to the second interview and 1 got hired. We took 50 days to fill this role and spent EUR 6,000 on advertising. Role B has these parameters: 100 candidates applied. From those: 40 made it to the technical challenge, 20 to the 1st interview, 10 to the second interview and 1 got hired. We took 70 days to fill this role and spent EUR 6,000 on advertising. Which role performed better and why?
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Interim Talent Acquisition Manager

Interviewed at komoot

4★
Nov 30, 2023

Tell us briefly why would you like to work with us? Tell us briefly sentences what excites you about this role? How many years of experience do you have as a TA Manager or similar? Have you recruited for tech roles? How many and what type of tech. roles have you hired for? Briefly describe the most challenging recruitment process you have led? What was challenging? Why? What actions did you take to close the role? How many years of experience do you have leading Talent Teams? Tell us about a challenging experience you faced leading a team remotely. When was the last time you had that ah-ha moment from an insight you discovered in your data? Tell us a bit about the insight and what it inspired you to do. We are hiring for 2 roles. Role A has these parameters: 1000 candidates applied. From those: 100 made it to the technical challenge, 20 to the 1st interview, 9 to the second interview and 1 got hired. We took 50 days to fill this role and spent EUR 6,000 on advertising. Role B has these parameters: 100 candidates applied. From those: 40 made it to the technical challenge, 20 to the 1st interview, 10 to the second interview and 1 got hired. We took 70 days to fill this role and spent EUR 6,000 on advertising. Which role performed better and why?

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