Step 1 questions: Do you have any questions for me regarding the company or the role? What are the roles that you're working with? Which roles are you more familiar with when it comes to sourcing? How many profiles were you sourcing on a weekly basis? What other platforms are you using for sourcing? What differentiates you from other sourcers? Could you tell me more about your previous position? Why did you leave your previous company? What would be your notice period? When can you start? What are your salary expectations? (Their range is 1000-1500 EUR/month) Step 3 questions: How did you find the sourcing test? Which part of the exercise you enjoyed the most, sourcing part or the email part? Was any of the two sides more challenging or did you find them the same? How did you organize yourself to complete the exercise? What did you start with? How long did it take you more or less? What were your main (day-to-day) responsibilities in the previous company? What do you think is the number one learning you got in the previous company? What would you say is the biggest mistake you've made in the previous company? With AI more than ever on the table, there's always a new tool, constant changes in sourcing, how do you keep yourself informed? Which way are you using to keep yourself on the top of the market? How did you get into sourcing? Can you explain the reasons, the motivation? What attracts you about our company? Do you have any questions for me? Step 4 questions: What do you do outside of work? What are your passions in life?
Talent Sourcer Interview Questions
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Give an example of some difficult time in you work history and how did you manage to go through it with the involvment of your team.
Former working experience and the reason for quitting
What do you like in sourcing?
Sourcing tools and other sourcing standard questions
just general background experience questions - nothing technical or challenging
Tell me a situation where you had to sell something to someone
Tell me of a situation where you had to use data in order to persuade a stakeholder. Describe a time when you had to tackle a time-sensitive hiring requirement and how did you succeed in it?
Expect questions like: "Can you tell me the names of some managers you've worked with previously, and what feedback did they have?" "What is your personal opinion about topics unrelated to the job?"
Share more about your responsibilities at the previous workplace.
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