Lead Recruiter
Genetic Callnet Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. is looking for a Lead Recruiter based in Mumbai to manage end-to-end recruitment processes across multiple industries. Responsibilities include active sourcing through LinkedIn, Naukri, and other portals, screening candidates, and coordinating with clients for closures. The role requires 1-6 years of recruitment experience, preferably in an agency setting. Candidates should be target-driven and ready to work in an office-based environment.
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Experience
1-6 years
Function
Human Resources
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 3
What you will work on
Genetic Callnet Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. is looking for a Lead Recruiter based in Mumbai to manage end-to-end recruitment processes across multiple industries. Responsibilities include active sourcing through LinkedIn, Naukri, and other portals, screening candidates, and coordinating with clients for closures. The role requires 1-6 years of recruitment experience, preferably in an agency setting. Candidates should be target-driven and ready to work in an office-based environment.
TAL's take
Role at a small staffing consultancy with unspecified compensation and standard recruitment tasks.
The role is clearly defined with specific responsibilities and required recruitment tools.
Must haves
- End-to-End Recruitment
- Sourcing through LinkedIn & Naukri
- Consultancy/Agency Hiring Experience
- Candidate Screening & Interview Coordination
- Multi-position Hiring
- Target-Driven Recruitment
- Client Coordination
Tools and skills
Nice to have: indeed, consultancy agency experience.
About the company
Small consultancy and staffing service agency.
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