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The Regional People Operations Manager will design, operationalize, and govern the People Operations function for Pandora’s Dmart network across 11 countries. The role’s mandate is to transform a currently decentralized workforce model into a standardized, data-driven function that delivers measurable improvements in workforce stability, productivity, and cost efficiency. This position serves as the regional owner for all workforce lifecycle processes — from hiring and onboarding to performance, progression, and compensation governance — ensuring that operational outcomes and people strategies are fully aligned.
Job Responsibility:
Functional Design & Governance: Establish the regional People Operations blueprint, covering all lifecycle pillars: hiring, onboarding, training, performance, progression, compensation, and communication
Define and cascade standards, policies, and tools to ensure harmonized execution across all 11 countries
Build regional governance mechanisms (cadences, dashboards, and KPI reviews) with Operations and People teams
Workforce Effectiveness & Cost Management: Quantify and monitor workforce cost drivers, including hiring, training, and turnover costs
Identify and execute interventions to reduce early turnover (first 90 days) and improve time-to-productivity
Operational Implementation & Scaling: Lead the diagnostic-to-implementation roadmap: mapping current processes, defining standards, piloting solutions, and managing regional scale-up
Partner with local operations and agencies to align hiring models, contract terms, and performance standards
Oversee the establishment of a regional training and onboarding framework, including completion tracking and impact measurement
Talent Progression & Performance Management: Develop a regional framework for progression from Picker → Senior Picker → Store Manager, with clear eligibility criteria and transparency
Support Operations in identifying high performers for promotion and implementing structured improvement plans for low performers
Create feedback loops to ensure local performance management aligns with regional productivity goals
Compensation & Communication Frameworks: Standardize KPIs and evaluation criteria for variable compensation schemes across countries
Implement governance to track the ratio of fixed vs. variable pay and its correlation with performance outcomes
Define regional communication architecture (frequency, channels, ownership) to ensure consistent messaging across all Dmarts
Requirements:
8–10 years in People Operations, HR Strategy, or Workforce Management with regional scope
Experience in logistics, retail, or operations-intensive industries preferred
Analytical and problem-solving capability (quantitative impact orientation)
Proven process design and governance experience
Strong stakeholder management across multi-country, matrix environments
Data fluency — ability to connect workforce data to operational performance
Bachelor’s degree required
Master’s preferred
Fluent English
other regional languages a plus
What we offer:
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