Human Resources Recruitment Intern
🚀 Great Careers Begin with the Right Connections! 🤝 💼 Karyarth is Hiring | HR Recruitment Intern
🔎 Do you enjoy finding the right talent for the right opportunity? 🌱 Want to turn your interest in HR into real-world experience?
This is your chance to grow with Karyarth! ✨
🎯 Your Role:
🔹 Source & shortlist candidates
🔹 Coordinate HR calls and interviews
🔹 Support recruitment activities
🔹 Learn to identify the right talent using job portals
👩💻 We're Looking For:
✅ 2–3 months of HR/Recruitment experience
✅ Good communication skills
✅ Basic Excel/Google Sheets knowledge
💰 Stipend: Upto ₹8,000/month + Uncapped Incentives
🏡 Work Mode: 100% Remote
🎁 What You'll Gain:
✨ Practical recruitment experience
✨ Professional mentorship
✨ Internship Certificate
✨ LOR based on performance
📩 Ready to take your first step into HR?
📧 [contact shared on WhatsApp]
💬 Comment "LET'S GROW" or DM us to apply!
🌟 At Karyarth, we don't just connect people with jobs — we connect talent with opportunities.
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