FAQs
What is the primary focus of the HR Project Manager (Talent & Performance) role?
The primary focus of the role is to provide project management and data analytics insights for key projects related to Talent Management, Performance Management, and Colleague Engagement.
How many years of project management experience are required for this position?
3-5 years of Project Management Experience is required, with HR experience preferred.
What type of data analysis skills are required for this job?
Candidates should have experience with advanced Excel functions such as VLOOKUPs and Pivot tables, and should be comfortable summarizing trends from large data files.
Who will the HR Project Manager report to?
The HR Project Manager will report to the Talent Management & Engagement Lead in the Talent, Development and Engagement COE.
What are the working hours for this position?
The position is open to HR colleagues with standard working hours that overlap Eastern U.S. and U.K. hours.
Are there opportunities for flexible working in this role?
Yes, WTW is committed to fostering flexibility in the workplace, and this opportunity meets the criteria for flexible working.
What is the nature of the team structure for this role?
The role involves working autonomously across a broad team in a collaborative and communicative manner, supporting multiple activities with dotted line relationships.
How will the HR Project Manager support the team beyond project management?
The HR Project Manager will communicate with internal stakeholders by updating intranet pages and maintaining talent and development resources, as well as staying current with emerging trends within HR and data analytics.
Is there a focus on inclusion and diversity in this role?
Yes, the role involves proactively looking for ways to incorporate I&D principles into TDE offerings and using data analytics to capture related themes.
What are the personal skills necessary for this role?
Candidates should possess strong communication skills, attention to detail, personal resilience, self-awareness, and a desire to contribute to an inclusive team atmosphere.