HR Assistant / Recruiter's Assistant
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Company Debi Georgia is announcing a vacancy for the position of HR Assistant / Recruiter's Assistant, in connection with the expansion of the staff.
We are looking for a responsible, communicative, and motivated person who will help the HR Manager in the process of finding and selecting candidates.
Main responsibilities: - Finding potential candidates; - Processing candidate responses to vacancies; - Initial communication with candidates; - Providing information about the vacancy and working conditions; - Referring suitable candidates to the HR Manager; - Organizing information related to candidates; - Assisting the HR Manager in the daily recruitment process.
Requirements: - Good communication skills; - Responsibility and attention; - Organizational skills; - Ability to use a computer and online communication tools; - Desire to learn and develop; - Experience in the field of HR or recruitment will be considered an advantage, but experience is not required.
We offer: - Fully remote work; - A 5/2 work schedule; - Full-time employment; - Fixed remuneration + bonus system; - Total monthly income in the range of $800-1500, depending on work results; - Comprehensive training and support at the start of work; - Opportunities for professional development in the field of HR and recruitment. - If you have no experience, we will teach you the work process from scratch.
If you are communicative, responsible, and motivated, want to learn a new profession and develop in the HR field, send your CV and become a member of the Debi Georgia team.
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