FAQs
What qualifications are required for this position?
The candidate should have 3+ years of corporate or search firm progressive recruiting or research experience, a bachelor's degree, or 2+ years of full-time Amazon experience.
What type of experience is preferred for a Sourcer Recruiter?
Experience with contact management systems or applicant tracking systems for sourcing, tracking, and managing candidates is preferred.
Is there a focus on a specific type of recruitment for this role?
Yes, the role focuses on recruiting tech talent in the US market, specifically for distribution and operations professionals.
What are the core responsibilities of the Sourcer Recruiter?
The core responsibilities include recruiting passive candidates, building and maintaining a network of potential candidates, recommending recruitment strategies, and articulating a written plan with deliverables and timelines.
How important is candidate generation experience for this role?
It is very important; candidates should have a reputation for being exceptional at candidate generation in a high-volume environment.
What skills are necessary for this Sourcer Recruiter position?
Strong verbal and written communication skills, ability to prioritize time effectively, and a sense of urgency in providing customer service are necessary skills.
Will the Sourcer Recruiter participate in hiring events?
Yes, experience leading or participating in technology hiring events and meetups is a part of the role.
What type of work environment does Amazon promote for this position?
Amazon promotes a collaborative team environment and a strong service-oriented culture, particularly in a fast-paced and innovative setting.
Is there a specific focus on the type of candidates to be recruited?
Yes, the recruiter must understand how to profile candidates, gauge chemistry for fit, and assess their motivation rather than just selling a role.
How will success be measured in this role?
Success will be measured through high offer-to-interview ratios, effective prioritization of searches, and meeting customer service level agreements (SLAs).