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Experience:

8 years required

Skills:

Branding, Project Management, English

Job type:

Full-time

• Work closely with Executive Recruiters, local Talent teams, EY Partners and Service Line Leaders to understand talent priorities and execute high profile / high impact recruitment strategies.
• Proactively build and maintain relationships with potential candidates to create effective pipelines for future hiring needs.
• Work closely with Talent Attraction colleagues to provide market mapping and competitor analysis to identify potential candidates.
• Act as advisor to candidates throughout the recruitment process.
• Manage relationships with local recruitment agencies to ensure that they are effective in enhancing internal sourcing capability as needed.
• Work closely with onboarding teams to ensure the successful integration of new hires.
• Act as a trusted advisor to senior leadership on talent trends, compensation benchmarks, and succession planning.
• Position the firm as a destination for senior leaders through targeted branding and thought leadership initiatives.
• Proven experience managing multiple searches within a professional services firm (ideally a partnership model).
• Demonstrated talent mapping and market intelligence skills, preferably in the area of professional services.
• If coming from an agency, we re looking for someone who has worked with professional services clients (ideally a partnership a model).
• Exceptional understanding of the Thai talent market (mid to executive level hires).
• Experience having recruited business, technology and / or strategy consultants.
• Ability to be responsive and effective in a fast-paced yet consensus driven environment.
• Exceptional project management and prioritization skills - attention to detail is key.
• The ability to not only think strategically but also execute operationally.
• Exceptional interpersonal and stakeholder management skills with the ability to influence and collaborate across teams and geographies.
• High level of integrity and the ability to manage confidential information.
• 8+ years in executive search or senior talent acquisition, preferably within professional services.
• Must have experience working in Thailand. Additional ASEAN markets would be a bonus.
• Ability to communicate with confidence and gravitas in English. A second SE Asian language would be a plus.

Experience:

15 years required

Job type:

Full-time

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