Program Manager

Job Title: Program Manager

About Weekday:
Weekday is a technologydriven company backed by renowned investors such as Y Combinator General Catalyst Kunal Shah and Cloud Capital. We specialize in connecting companies with top talent and providing innovative outreach tools to enhance hiring efficiency.

Why Join Us:
Join a closeknit team of 32 professionals working alongside experienced leaders on a daily basis.
Emphasis on actionoriented work environment with minimal meetings and instant visibility of your contributions.
Opportunity to directly engage with clients and take ownership of revenue as a business line owner.

Key Qualifications:
Strong work ethic proactive communication skills and ability to focus on tasks effectively.

Responsibilities:
First 30 Days:
Collaborate with a senior Account Manager/Program Manager to support the hiring pipeline for assigned portfolio companies.
Utilize Weekday s database to source candidates and participate in regular checkin calls with client company founders.

Next 60 Days:
Work closely with the Chief Operations Officer (Sanjay).
Assume full responsibility for hiring in your assigned portfolio companies including leading checkin calls candidate sourcing and resolving any recruitment obstacles.

After First 90 Days:
Manage your portfolio with the support of a sourcing recruiter and Assistant Program Manager.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Will I be responsible for bringing on new clients
Your primary focus will be on existing client satisfaction; however delivering exceptional service can lead to referrals.

How will my day look like
Your day will involve checkin calls with clients responding to queries providing updates and sourcing candidates for their requirements.

How core is this role to the company s functioning
This role is essential as it directly impacts the company s revenue positioning you at the heart of our operations.

Work Culture at Weekday:
Work culture emphasizes directness respect and meritocracy with a focus on professional excellence rather than workplace politics or extravagant events.