Thursday, August 9, 2007

New Job - Director HR

BASIC JOB FUNCTIONS / RESPONSIBILITIES:

· Develop a business and strategic partnership with the client groups
· Play a critical role consulting to leadership and employees, participating in leadership meetings and implementing HR initiatives
· Provide strategic and tactical employee relations support in the areas of:
¨ Performance management and employee development
¨ Complaint resolution
¨ Managing and interpreting HR policies and programs
¨ Counseling employees and management
¨ Managing the introduction of HR programs
¨ Leading and facilitating change
¨ Succession planning
¨ Ensuring compliance with HR-related laws and regulations
· Develop a staffing strategy to drive balance between time-to-fill, cost-per-hire, quality of candidate and diversity as key drivers for success
· Establish consistent and effective staffing processes throughout the organization
· Create and maintain appropriate and effective vendor relationships with search and advertising firms
· Manage the training programs to ensure that managers and employees involved in the hiring process are knowledgeable of techniques and employment laws guiding the process
· Provide for effective assimilation processes for new hires into organization and retention initiatives for existing employees


QUALIFICATIONS:

· A minimum of 10 years HR experience required, with a focus on talent acquisition that encompasses all areas of human resources, including expertise in:
¨ HR consulting
¨ Organizational development
¨ Employment law
¨ Talent acquisition
¨ The integration of compensation design and performance management
¨ Employee relations.
· Experience in culture development, change management and process improvement is desired, including a proven ability to analyze business needs.

4 comments:

Mark Lee said...

Nice and very helpful information i have got from your post. Even your whole blog is full of interesting information which is the great sign of a great blogger.

aso

Anonymous said...

I really loved reading your thoughts, obviously you know what are you talking about! Your site is so easy to use too, I’ve bookmark it in my folder
Employee Management

Jhon Marshal said...

Your Post is very useful, I am truly happy to post my note on this blog . It helped me with ocean of awareness so I really consider you will do much better in the future.
app protection

واجهات حجر هاشمي شركة الهواري said...

اسعار تنسيق الحدائق المنزلية في مصر
تنسيق الحدائق المنزلية

Passive Search

X-ray searching. I think this is a neat and quick way of running some in-depth searches, and anyone can use it.


By definition, an X-ray search (also known as a site: search) is the process of exploring a company’s servers and/or website or domain. X-raying occurs when you conduct a search across a web site's domain or server.

Depending on what search engine you use, you will use different ‘operators’ to conduct an x-ray search:

Google - site:
Live (MSN) - domain: or site:
Yahoo - domain: or site:

To create an x-ray search string, simply choose one of the operators depending on what search engine you are working on, add your domain after the colon (:), and then add your search terms. For example, if you wanted to search MySpace for a .NET developer, this is what your search string might look like:

site:myspace.com “.NET” developer -inurl:classifieds

Adding the -inurl:classifieds will eliminate the job posting pages that MySpace has available, and will only give you the MySpace profile pages of people who have the terms .NET and developer on them. By the way, you do not need to have a MySpace account in order to run a search like this.
Here’s another example, using LinkedIn:


site:linkedin.com “product manager” construction -inurl:find



In this case, I noticed when I ran the search without -inurl:find, I was getting a lot of pages with directory results (just a list of names and not individual profiles) so I examined the similarities in those particular “noise” pages and added in the -inurl:find to eliminate them and bring up mostly just profiles.


Please feel free to copy these examples and paste them into your search engines to test them out. This is one of the passive searching techniques I use on a daily basis.