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Job Location | Coventry |
Education | Not Mentioned |
Salary | £60,000 per annum |
Industry | Not Mentioned |
Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
Job Type | Permanent, full-time |
Job Title - Talent Acquisition & Development ManagerContract Type - Permanent, Full-Time Location - Coventry with the option of home working potentially 2-3 days per week depending on work requirementsReward - Circa £60k per annum + Bonus What can we tell you about this exciting businessOur technology client is a UK-based entrepreneurial company which develops and markets specialist products in a few technical niches. Over 90% of sales are outside Europe, with customers in 160 countries. Its flagship product, is the overwhelming world leader in it’s market, and is helping to transform how it’s clients operate around the world, which is very motivating for people in the business.The company’s HQ is in Coventry, and it has satellite offices in the US and Kuala Lumpur - both set for expansion, in particular KL.A gradual shift in market focus has left this business on the brink of explosive growth. Meanwhile, the organisation is going through a period of change. Driven by a combination of the shift in the business drivers and a generational transition / re-building period, the company is now looking to significantly increase its talent pool:If expected growth occurs, headcount is likely to rise from the current c.30 to the 45-60 range by end 2021, and maybe beyond.Past recruitment and development of talent has been extremely commendable, but the aim now is to do better, resulting in more individuals whose performance is excellent, rather than good or very good.Your focus will be to: