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Talent Acquisition Trainer

Strong Fit · your Workday recruiting experience carries it

Strong Fit
~$60k–$90kOften remoteDegree flexibleAspirational Match
Profile fit~68%
What you already bringYou've already hired at high volume, built onboarding that cut turnover, and run recruiting inside Workday for five years. This role is your day-to-day experience with a title on it — you're training others to do what you've been doing well.

What's in your favor

  • Workday recruiting and onboarding: I-9s, identity verification, background checks, onboarding setup
  • Partnered with HR to recruit and hire across all positions — full-cycle exposure
  • Built onboarding programs and reduced turnoverExactly the content a TA trainer teaches
  • Facilitation experience from manager meetings and pre-shifts

Where to grow

  • Your hiring experience is restaurant-based; and are the new layer to pick up
  • The exact "TA Trainer" title isn't common — it mostly lives inside large recruiting teams, so you may reach it through an adjacent role first
Degree note: Experience-first by design; a degree is rarely the deciding factor here.

Run this in parallel with Corporate Trainer. Since the exact title is uncommon, recruiter, recruiting-coordinator, and make great on-ramps.

Aspiration match

How well this role fits what drives you95%
TeachingHelping people get jobsDevelopmentLeadershipProblem solving

You'd train the people who do the hiring — directly influencing who gets jobs. A strong match for what drives you, once you find or build the title.

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