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Consulting Team Talent Manager
Company | Boston Consulting Group |
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Location | Los Angeles, CA, USA |
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Salary | $114000 – $140000 |
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Type | Full-Time |
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Degrees | Bachelor’s |
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Experience Level | Senior |
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Requirements
- Prior experience at a consulting firm, in an HR, Consulting, Talent, or Finance role is preferred
- BA/BS degree required with 5+ years’ total work experience
- Advanced Degree (Master’s, etc.) preferred, but not required
- Excellent interpersonal skills, ability to communicate confidently and articulately with all organizational levels inside and outside BCG via positive and productive working relationships, influencing others while simultaneously maintaining own flexibility
- Maturity that engenders respect and trust from others, including from highly senior stakeholders; good judgment, professionalism, integrity, and the ability to maintain absolute confidentiality
- Comfortable in resolving conflict, delivering difficult messages and addressing all people related issues
- An actively collaborative team player who leverages slide writing, organizational, analytical, and project management skills to seek innovative and creative solutions and incremental improvements
- Comfortable both working in detail and understanding the big picture; able to consider the ramifications of decisions on various constituencies
- Autonomous, able to tolerate ambiguity, self-motivated; receptive to feedback & quick to action it; can-do attitude and a creative solution seeker
Responsibilities
- Deploying a specific roster of consulting resources, ensuring each resource receives the right set of projects to support their development & professional goals; communicate opportunities to roster and communicate roster’s skills & experience for projects looking for staff
- Optimizing team deployment design as needed, in line with view of overall project pipeline, balancing business priorities with specific project and staff needs; thought partner to project team leadership in evaluating options & understanding impact on economics and team balance
- Supporting CDC (Career Development Committee) by speaking to individual staff’s deployment, performance, and trajectory; surfacing themes and calibrating outcomes across the cohort; and implementing consistent policies and procedures in line with regional and global guidelines on promotion timing, criteria, and termination
- Building a strong relationship with roster to understand their needs, preferences, and constraints; advising them on staffing and mobility choices and communicating decisions and rationale; helping them navigate their personal learning & development, connecting them to beneficial programs and services
- Collaborating with other functions at relevant points of intersection (Talent Acquisition, Human Resources, Teaming@BCG, Career Services, Finance, etc.)
- Monitoring staff across key aspects of morale, retention, and affiliation; bubble up trends and provide analytic support and ownership of projects related to office morale, culture, and feedback
- Ensuring all staff have fair access to all opportunities; partner with diversity network owners and mentors to drive inclusion for individuals, including proactive retention based on individual needs
- Leveraging digital tools and appropriately influencing at the local level to ensure adoption and consistency
- Coordinating inputs and outputs with a diverse group of stakeholders at various levels of seniority; work as a team contributor within local, system, regional, and global staffing structures to ensure day-to-day outcomes are in line with policies
- Support, enable, and drive strategic efforts, alongside local leadership (Business Management Leader, Office Leader, Career Development (CD) Chairs, CD Advisors, CD Manager, Talent Managers, HR) to drive best-in-class experience for Seattle Consulting Team
- Supporting Talent Management activities (including roster and team deployment) for other West offices as needs arise
Preferred Qualifications
- Advanced Degree (Master’s, etc.) preferred, but not required