Position: A-Players_Talent Partner
Company: A–Players Recruiting
Category: HR
Experience required: 3y
English level: upper

*We are always looking for A-Player-recruiters and A-Player-sourcers. We always have a huge workload and we'll hire every A-Player we find!

"An A-Player is an employee who has a 90% chance of performing in the top 10%" (Brad & Geoff Smart).

We are extremely exclusive about which companies we partner with. Grammarly, Reddit, Mindvalley, Reface, Veriff, EsperBionics, and other mission-driven startups are among our clients.


When joining our team you’ll get:
Meaningful work: you won’t be “closing vacancies”, you will be impacting the most mission-driven companies in the world by finding A-Players for them.
Fair play: our recruiters and sourcers don’t make the most money (yet!) but they get the highest % of company checks on the market.
Unique people around you: we are all about choosing who to work with.
Full transparency: we have an open budget, so you’ll know all the company’s income and expenses (including salaries and bonuses of each team member).
Entrepreneurial experience: we are building the company together, so there is huge room to implement your most ambitious ideas!
Base salary up to $2,500 plus bonuses.

Job requirements
The best fit has: 
2.5 to ∞ years of relevant experience as an IT Recruiter 
Experience at product IT companies and/or startups OR deep understanding of the difference between product and outsourcing format
Ability ‘to ask straight, deep, and indispensable questions at the right moment’ and ‘ability to hear true and clear answers'
Ability to see real people under job titles, their needs, and superpowers
Flexibility and ability to adapt to change
Deep understanding of Ukrainian IT companies: culture/product/process differenсes between main players on the market
Ukrainian/Russian and English proficiency (speaking/writing)
Self-organized and results-oriented: we shouldn't track or limit your working time, but you lead your own working progress