Recruiter, Dow Jones
WSJ
3 days a week in office (London Bridge St, London )
Business news and financial information publishing
Job no longer available
Business news and financial information publishing
1001+ employees
Job no longer available
3 days a week in office (London Bridge St, London )
1001+ employees
Company mission
To deliver trusted news and data to help businesses and society make decisions for a better future.
Role
Who you are
- 5+ years of full cycle recruitment experience in the media or news industry
- Experience working in highly collaborative team environments
- A positive, high-transparency, and collaborative approach to your work
- Appreciation for feedback as part of the effort to improve as a recruiter and strategic partner
- Detailed, organized, and a go-getter
- Ability to work independently and strengthen partner relationships
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
What the job involves
- The Wall Street Journal is looking for a Recruiter to join our team
- You will develop recruiting strategies across EMEA and APAC and understand talent movement and demand in these markets
- You will also support the full lifecycle of newsroom requisitions, from proactive sourcing to negotiating offers
- You will be based in London and support international recruitment efforts across the EMEA and APAC regions
- Partner with the Managing Editor's Office in supporting recruitment strategies to attract top talent to the Wall Street Journal newsroom
- Drive the full-cycle recruiting process, overseeing job postings, reviewing applications, and managing candidate relationships from initial screenings and assessments through final offer negotiation
- Be a strategic expert with leaders to establish plans and provide solutions that redefine how we recruit diverse talent
- Track and manage multiple recruitment projects in a fast-paced news environment
- Maintain consistent industry awareness and market knowledge in hiring trends, competitive intelligence, and compensation trends and challenges
- Ensure hiring managers are presented with qualified candidate pools that offer a broad range of experiences and backgrounds
- Ensure recruiting practices comply with Country guidelines and internal processes
- Build new and manage existing professional partnerships (i.e., affinity organizations, universities)
- Report to the office 3 days a week
Salary benchmarks
Our take
Dow Jones is a global leader in news and business intelligence, powering a range of well-respected brands, including The Wall Street Journal, Financial News, MarketWatch, and more. The company delivers its content to consumers through a range of formats, such as print, digital, mobile, and live events.
As companies seek to draw Millennials and Gen Z consumers to their platforms, adaptability is vital, since they are driving the demand for innovative tools and techniques, as the world evolves toward the digital-first era. Dow Jones has proven its ability to meet product optimization challenges with its reimagined Factiva offering that includes a list of new features, such as personalized results, an easy-to-use modern interface, and faster free-text search, all with a mobile-first design that adapts to any device.
The company has also focused on new product innovation by expanding its portfolio of capabilities and partnerships, further expanding into AI-powered personalization technologies and ongoing digital transformation. Already a powerhouse in the market, Dow Jones is well set to capitalize on future expansion and innovation opportunities and between 2019 and 2024, doubled its digital subscription base from 2.43 million to 4.86 million.
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Insights
3% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Company benefits
- 20 weeks of parental leave
- 4 weeks of paid caregiver leave
- Up to 4 weeks of remote work per year
- 1 paid volunteer day annually
- $700 caregiver reimbursement
- Headspace emotional wellness membership
- ClassPass fitness and wellness membership
- Financial rewards for well-being activities
Company HQ
Theater District, New York, NY
Leadership
Almar Latour
(CEO)Before becoming the CEO of Dow Jones and Publisher of The Wall Street Journal, they were the Publisher of Barron’s Group and Executive VP of Dow Jones. They were also the previous Executive Editor of The Wall Street Journal.
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