Temporary Recruiter ID - 12221

Temporary Recruiter – Great Opportunity to Get Your Foot in the Door!

LSI Staffing – McPherson, KS

Job Type: Temporary (7-9 weeks, covering a leave of absence)

Wage: $17/hour

About The Role

Looking to break into an office setting? LSI Staffing is seeking a temporary Recruiter to join our team in McPherson, KS, for 7-9 weeks to cover an expected leave of absence. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with customer service experience who’s eager to learn more about HR and recruiting. No prior recruiting experience required—just the right attitude and a willingness to grow!

What You’ll Do

  • Source and contact potential candidates for various roles
  • Screen resumes and conduct interviews to match candidates with the right positions
  • Assist with scheduling interviews and helping candidates through the hiring process
  • Keep track of candidate progress and maintain organized records
  • Provide excellent service and support to both clients and candidates

Who Should Apply

This role is ideal for individuals with customer service experience who are looking to gain hands-on experience in HR or a clerical office setting. If you have great communication skills, a positive attitude, and are comfortable using a computer, this is your chance to step into the world of recruiting. Whether you're looking to start your career in HR or simply explore something new, this temporary role will give you the perfect opportunity!

Qualifications

Location: McPherson, KS

Job Type: Temporary (7-9 weeks, covering a leave of absence)

To Apply: If you’re looking for a temporary role that could open doors for your career, apply now! No prior recruiting experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn.

LSI Staffing is an equal opportunity employer and encourages all qualified candidates to apply.

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