FAQs
What is the main focus of the Bilingual Benefit Relationship Consultant role?
The main focus is to strengthen the connection with Key Account Clients through service and consultation around benefit education strategies, driving results to increase benefit participation, client experience, employee retention, and engagement.
Is travel required for this position?
Yes, travel is required to support client visits and strengthen relationships.
What qualifications are necessary for the position?
Candidates should have five years of client service or client relationship management experience in a fast-paced service environment, experience in benefits, and the ability to excel at presentations.
Is a college degree required for this role?
A college degree is not required; relevant skills and experience are considered more important.
What type of training or development opportunities does ADP provide for this role?
ADP offers ongoing training, development, and mentorship opportunities to help employees continuously learn and grow in their careers.
How does ADP support diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
ADP is committed to creating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace, valuing different perspectives and insights.
What are some key responsibilities of the Bilingual Benefit Relationship Consultant?
Key responsibilities include designing and executing benefit strategies, conducting benefit meetings, managing relationships with stakeholders, and continually upgrading knowledge in benefits.
What types of clients will the consultant work with?
The consultant will work with Key Account Clients, focusing on those with complex benefits or HR-related areas at senior levels of organizations.
What is the company culture like at ADP?
The company culture promotes inclusion, equity, and belonging, emphasizes professional growth, and fosters strong relationships among colleagues.
Are there any specific experiences that can be beneficial for candidates?
Yes, military experience and progressive management experience in consulting or large corporate environments are considered beneficial for candidates.