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Human resources managers are responsible for recruiting, hiring, and training employees to fill open positions within an organization. They work closely with departments and teams to identify staffing needs and develop strategies to meet those requirements. This includes creating job postings, conducting interviews, and making hiring recommendations to management. Recruiting is a major part of the human resources manager's role. They are responsible for attracting potential employees by advertising job openings on social media platforms, career websites, and other job boards. They also make phone calls and send emails to qualified candidates to schedule interviews. During the interview process, human resources managers assess the qualifications and skills of each candidate. This includes asking behavioral questions that demonstrate a candidate's past experiences and how they relate to the job requirements. The manager will then provide feedback to management on which candidate is best suited for the position. Once a new hire has been selected, the human resources manager takes over the training process. This involves orienting the employee to the company culture, policies, and procedures. They also work with the department to develop a plan for training the new employee in their specific job duties.