FAQs
What is the main focus of the Conveyancing Manager role at Shoosmiths?
The main focus of the Conveyancing Manager role is to provide a quality and comprehensive conveyancing service with a strong emphasis on customer service, while adhering to Shoosmiths Values and Agreed Behaviours.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Conveyancing Manager?
The primary responsibilities include confidently undertaking all key functions within conveyancing transactions, handling various types of property transactions, supervising paralegals, managing relationships with work providers, and delivering high standards of customer care.
Is there an opportunity to manage a team in this role?
Yes, depending on management experience, there is an opportunity to manage a team of 2-3 paralegals and ensure they can manage a volume caseload with minimal assistance.
What types of transactions should a Conveyancing Manager be familiar with?
A Conveyancing Manager should be familiar with Freehold, Leasehold, Unregistered, New Build, and Shared Ownership sale and purchase transactions.
What is required during the probation period for this role?
During the probation period, the Conveyancing Manager is required to attend the office regularly for training and supervision purposes.
Are there opportunities for agile working after the probation period?
Yes, there will be opportunities for agile working upon successful completion of the probation period.
How does Shoosmiths approach diversity and inclusion?
Shoosmiths aims to build a diverse and ambitious workforce, treating everyone equally regardless of gender, age, ethnic origin, nationality, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, or religious beliefs, and fostering a supportive and inclusive workplace.
What kind of benefits package does Shoosmiths offer?
Shoosmiths provides an outstanding benefits package that complements competitive salaries, including a flexible range of benefits to reward staff for their commitment to the firm's success.