FAQs
What is the primary purpose of the Manager Future Talent Programs role?
The primary purpose is to contribute to a culture of excellence by hiring and developing exceptionally bright talents through learning experiences, coaching, and practical assignments globally across the company.
What are the key responsibilities of this position?
Key responsibilities include implementing the Future Talent strategy, providing disciplinary leadership for assigned employees, planning and executing talent development journeys, implementing innovative programs, conducting assessment centers, and maintaining operational excellence in program administration.
What qualifications are required for this role?
A degree in Business Management, Organizational Psychology, or Educational Science is required, along with a minimum of 5-6 years of management experience and preferably a certified vocational training instructor (“AdA Schein” AEVO).
Is proficiency in languages required for this position?
Yes, excellent written and oral communication skills in both German and English are required.
What kind of experience is preferred for a candidate applying for this role?
Candidates should have management expertise in diverse environments and preferably some experience in people management.
Who will this role interact with?
This role will interact with a variety of stakeholders including future talents, universities, schools, HR leads, talent acquisition teams, governmental institutions, and future talent coaches.
How does the role contribute to the business?
The role ensures a healthy talent pipeline in line with business demands and translates business needs into actionable development measures for future talents, ensuring they are well equipped for their careers.
Are there any specific regulations or labor laws that this role must be knowledgeable about?
Yes, the role requires excellent knowledge of program regulations and labor laws such as AEVO, BBiG, JuSchG, and study regulations.
Will the Manager Future Talent Programs have a leadership role?
Yes, the position includes disciplinary leadership and responsibility for the personal development of employees in various geographical locations.
Is experience with conflict management important for this role?
Yes, the ability to constructively manage conflicts and act as a mediator is crucial for building trust with future talents and key stakeholders.