Director of HR Consulting Services
- Salary
- $130K–$180K
- Hiring from
- United States
- Work type
- Hybrid
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About 360 Recruiting Group: We are the trusted partner to many small-mid-sized businesses throughout New England. As a dedicated partner, we work as an extension of their organization, offering full-service recruiting to hire for direct and permanent positions with our clients. Please view the specific job descriptions to learn more about the companies with which we partner.
Job Description
LEAD A
GROWING HR CONSULTING PRACTICE WHILE HELPING CLIENTS BUILD STRONGER
ORGANIZATIONS |
Job Responsibilities
Serve as a Strategic Advisor to Clients
· Build enduring client relationships and serve as
a trusted advisor to business owners, executives, and senior leaders on complex
and evolving HR matters.
· Advise clients on employee relations, talent
acquisition, benefits, performance management, compensation, policies and
procedures, compliance, organizational development, succession planning, and HR
best practices.
· Translate employment requirements and HR
strategy into practical, business-focused solutions suited to each client’s
size, culture, industry, and goals.
· Analyze workforce information, HR data, and
operating trends to identify risks, opportunities, priorities, and actionable
recommendations.
· Coach and train client leaders on effective
people management and lead strategic or project-based client engagements.
Lead and develop the HR Consulting Team
· Provide leadership, coaching, training, and
day-to-day guidance to HR consultants and other team members.
· Set clear goals and expectations, strengthen
accountability, and support the development of technical expertise, business
judgment, consulting skills, and client-service capabilities.
· Serve as the senior escalation resource for
challenging client, employee relations, compliance, and service-delivery
matters.
· Develop succession and employee-development
plans for the HR function and oversee ongoing training and professional growth.
· Provide hands-on support when client needs,
project complexity, or team capacity require it.
Direct Client Delivery and Practice Performance
· Oversee the portfolio of HR consulting
engagements, ensuring strong communication, responsiveness, quality, timing,
budget management, and client satisfaction.
· Balance multiple clients, projects, priorities,
and deadlines in a fast-paced professional-services environment.
· Develop and track meaningful practice goals and
performance indicators; evaluate service quality, capacity, workflow, and
financial performance.
· Create practical policies, processes, programs,
tools, and recommendations that address clients’ specific business and
workforce needs.
· Oversee relationships with third-party partners
and service providers, as appropriate.
Shape and Strengthen the Practice
· Oversee internal company culture and HR
· Help define the HR consulting practice’s
long-term direction, priorities, service offerings, operating approach, and
growth strategy.
· Lead continuous-improvement initiatives that
strengthen internal systems, processes, tools, consistency, and client
outcomes.
· Stay current on employment laws, regulations,
and leading HR practices, and translate developments into effective guidance
for clients and the consulting team.
· Partner with firm leadership on broader
strategic initiatives and contribute an HR and talent-management perspective to
organizational decisions.
· Ensure the practice maintains high standards of
professionalism, discretion, legal compliance, and risk management.
Contribute to Growth and Market Presence
· Identify opportunities to expand existing client
relationships through additional HR services, projects, and strategic support.
· Participate in sales conversations, scope
prospective engagements, and develop compelling proposals and solutions for
potential clients.
· Build relationships within the business and
professional community and help introduce prospective clients and referral
partners to the practice.
· Represent the HR consulting practice through
networking, events, professional associations, boards, councils, and other
business-development activities.
Required Qualifications
· A bachelor’s degree in human resources,
Business, or a related discipline; a master’s degree is preferred.
· Five or more years of progressive HR consulting
and/or generalist experience, including meaningful leadership responsibility.
· Broad and current knowledge of employment laws,
regulations, HR best practices, employee relations, talent management, and
organizational development.
· Demonstrated experience advising executives and
business leaders, resolving complex HR matters, and converting strategy into
practical action.
· Experience leading, coaching, and developing HR
professionals and managing the quality and output of an HR function or
consulting practice.
· Experience overseeing multiple client
engagements, projects, priorities, deadlines, and budget parameters.
· Strong strategic-planning, analytical,
problem-solving, negotiation, written communication, and presentation skills.
· Working knowledge of varied HR information
systems and other HR technologies.
· Sound judgment and a high level of
professionalism, discretion, accountability, and follow-through.
· An interest in developing business, expanding
client relationships, and representing the practice in the professional
community.
Especially valuable: Prior experience in HR consulting, professional services, outsourced HR, or
other multi-client environment.
Compensation and Benefits
Flexibility and Financial • Hybrid
work and flexible scheduling • Competitive compensation ($130,000-180,000, annually) • 401(k)
with company match | • Medical,
dental, and vision coverage • Group
insurance plans • Generous
paid time off and holidays • Professional development and tuition assistance • Team
events and recognition programs |
