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Regional Talent Acquisition Lead (1331/MC)

Location: Malaysia
Type: Permanent
Posted: 17.04.12

The Company

Our client is a US, NASDAQ listed technology group that is expanding rapidly in Asia Pacific. The Talent Acquisition Lead is a new position and covers a business of 5,500 people worldwide.

The Role

Reporting to the Senior Director, Global Talent Acquisition based in the US, the role allows for hands-on recruiting as well as devising the recruitment strategy for company’s customer service and operations team as well as for campus recruiting. Managing a team of 2 Recruiters and 1 Administrator, there will be an expected 250 new hires annually under this role’s mandate. The role is based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia with an opportunity longer term to also manage a team in Shanghai.

The Individual

You will have extensive experience in high-volume recruitment in the Malaysian market. You will also have strong leadership skills as there is an opportunity in the longer term for this position to move into a regional lead role.

At A Glance
Job ref
1331/MC
Job Function
Talent Acquisition & Staffing
Coverage
Asia Pacific
Global HQ
North America
Global Revenue
US$15 Billion
Solid Report to
Senior Director, Global Talent Acquisition
Industry
Banking & Financial Services
Travel
0% -10%
Potential Upsides
Leadership role for someone who wants to grow a new talent acquisition team. Also potential to move into a regional lead role in the future.
Potential Downsides
Fast growing company – this organisation is scaling quickly and you will need to keep up.
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May/Jun 12. What is your Company's Talent Development Strategy for the Rest of 2012?

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