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Description
The Workforce Staffing (WFS) Candidate Attraction team is looking for a Regional Partnerships Manager. The primary responsibility of this role is to build relationships and manage communications with community partners across Mexico. The focus is on fostering relationships with workforce organizations to source candidates for entry-level warehouse roles. Additionally, the manager will oversee national workforce relationships and develop a network of regional partners in specific risk markets. The team supports community partner activities for local job fairs and drop-in events, aiming to activate community partners and build a candidate funnel.
Key responsibilities include developing and executing local workforce development and recruitment strategies in Amazon’s most constrained markets, increasing the entry-level talent pipeline, removing obstacles for local candidates, reducing reliance on paid advertising, and meeting hiring goals.
This role requires maintaining composure in fast-paced situations, embracing ambiguity, quickly understanding complex issues, anticipating community partner questions, and formulating effective messaging strategies to position Amazon as the local employer of choice. Essential skills include consulting, facilitation, influencing, communication, coaching, analysis, risk evaluation, empathy, problem-solving, and high judgment using data-driven decision-making.
We work hard, have fun, and aim to make history!
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Regional Manager • Ciudad de México, Ciudad de México, Mexico