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Key Responsibilities: Sourcing Candidates 5yrs experience: Staffing specialists use various methods to find potential candidates, including online job boards, social media, networking, and referrals. Candidate Screening: They review resumes and applications to assess if candidates meet the requirements for the position, potentially conducting phone interviews to further evaluate skills and experience. Interviewing and Assessment: Specialists schedule and conduct interviews, using structured questions and assessments to evaluate candidates' qualifications, skills, and behavioral traits. Selection and Offer: They work with hiring managers to select the most suitable candidate, negotiate job offers, and present them to the selected candidate. Onboarding Assistance: Staffing specialists guide the onboarding process, helping new hires complete necessary paperwork and ensuring a smooth transition into their new roles. Talent Pool Management: They maintain a database of potential candidates and build relationships with passive candidates who could be valuable assets in the future. Other HR Activities: Depending on the organization, staffing specialists may also assist with other HR functions, such as employee relations, benefits administration, or labor relations. Job Advertising: They are responsible for advertising job openings across various channels, including social media, job boards, and company career pages. Recruitment Event Participation: Staffing specialists often attend job fairs and recruitment events to connect with potential candidates. Data Analysis and Reporting: They may also be involved in analyzing recruitment data and preparing reports on hiring trends and performance.