FAQs
What responsibilities will the HR Business Partner have?
The HR Business Partner will design and deliver targeted solutions focusing on scale and growth, provide strategic business partnership, assess organizational development needs, drive talent management strategies, manage performance cycles, and integrate with HR colleagues on various initiatives.
What qualifications are required for this HR Business Partner role?
The minimum qualifications include 10+ years of experience in an HR Business Partner role or equivalent, experience in scaling global organizations, strong consulting and coaching skills, effective communication, data analysis experience, and the ability to drive inclusion and manage change.
What is the preferred educational background for this position?
A BA/BS degree is preferred for the HR Business Partner role.
Is experience with data analysis important for this role?
Yes, experience using data to identify insights that drive action is essential for this position.
Will the HR Business Partner be involved in employee relations issues?
Yes, the HR Business Partner will work closely with Employee Relations Partners to support employee relations issues as needed.
What is Meta's commitment to diversity and inclusion?
Meta is committed to being an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action employer, ensuring no discrimination based on various legally protected characteristics.
What is the salary range for this HR Business Partner position?
The salary range for this position is $147,000/year to $213,000/year, plus bonus, equity, and benefits.
Can I apply if I have a criminal history?
Yes, Meta considers qualified applicants with criminal histories, consistent with applicable laws.
Are accommodations available for candidates with disabilities during the recruitment process?
Yes, Meta is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for candidates with disabilities and encourages them to request assistance if needed.
Will the HR Business Partner need to facilitate meetings or projects?
Yes, the HR Business Partner will be responsible for designing and facilitating team and offsite meetings as well as participating and leading projects within the HR community.