For Facebook: University Recruiter (Hyderabad)

May 15, 2011 | admin

Facebook is seeking an experienced University Recruiter to join our Hyderabad office. The web is shifting from a vast encyclopedia of information to a social environment that reflects our real identities and the relationships and information we care about. Facebook is at the forefront of that change. We’re looking for dynamic people that get excited by big questions and hard problems. Sound like you?

• Manage and further relationships with university staff and faculty at targeted universities
• Research, plan, market and execute events for undergraduate and MBA candidates at targeted universities
• Manage full cycle recruiting process for candidates ensuring a smooth and positivecandidate experience
• Utilize sourcing techniques to find candidates from targeted universities
• Collaborate with client groups to understand their hiring needs and goals
• Screen resumes and interview qualified candidates
• Facilitate interview and hiring discussions with interviewers and hiring managers
• Maintain data reports and performance metrics on a regular basis
• Drive offer process – including extending offers, closing candidates, and generating offer letters
• Work with Human Resources team to on-board new hires
• Act as an internally and externally-facing representative of Facebook and our talent acquisition team

• BA/BS degree
• Minimum of 2 year of experience with university candidates and/or students
• Preference for 4 + years experience recruiting for all levels of an organization, from entry-level to executive positions
• Passionate about Facebook and able to speak to our technology/industry
• Experience recruiting for interns and freshers preferred
• Patient, communicative, team player that is detail oriented and has outstanding interpersonal skills
• Experience partnering with managers, interviewers, and team members throughout the hiring process
• Interest in contributing to the Facebook mission and goals
• Willingness to work flexible hours as needed
• Ability to travel during peak recruiting cycles

 

IBM and ISB Partner to Create Research 'Collaboratory' for Service Science- News, IBM and ISB Partner to Create Research 'Collaboratory' for Service…

September 14, 2009 | admin

India, September 14, 2009 – IBM (NYSE: IBM) and the Indian School of Business (ISB) announced today that they have established a research ‘Collaboratory Eat the ISB campus for furthering research in service science. IBM and ISB have been working closely on service science research for the last few years. This Collaboratory marks the beginning of a new phase of an expanded relationship between the two organisations

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ISB professors discuss the financial crisis- News, ISB professors discuss the financial crisis- Indian School of Business (ISB)

October 30, 2008 | admin

Choppy stock markets, liquidity crisis, credit squeeze, escalating interest rates, inflation hovering at a 12 percent, the global downturn has indeed left all of us asking for answers and  assurances.  In such a backdrop, the ISB community recently organised a forum to analyse the genesis of the global financial crisis, to derive lessons that can help avoid or at least reduce the possibility of such circumstances in the future, and also to discuss its implications for India, and finally take lessons for the way forward. A student-driven initiative organised by the Finance Club from the Class of 2009, the discussion had on its panel, Visiting Associate Professor, Sumit Agarwal from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Rajesh Chakrabarti, Assistant Professor of Finance, ISB, who researches the Indian financial sector, and Ramabhadran Thirumalai, Assistant Professor of Finance, who is also the resident expert on derivative instruments. Professor Agarwal began the session by explaining the benefits of securitisation, and how it went from good to bad to ugly.

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