FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Compensation Manager at Carter's?
The primary responsibility of the Compensation Manager is to support global compensation and HR analytics, driving the compensation strategy and execution for over 15,000 Carter’s employees.
What qualifications are required for the Compensation Manager position?
The position requires 4+ years of human resource or consulting experience with a focus on compensation, advanced skills in Microsoft Excel, excellent analytical skills, and a strong customer-centric focus.
Is experience with HRIS reporting necessary for this role?
Yes, HRIS reporting capabilities, preferably within Workday, are preferred for this role.
What are some key responsibilities of the Compensation Manager?
Key responsibilities include developing and administering global broad-based compensation programs, managing the annual merit review process, maintaining job evaluation processes, and leading the annual salary survey process.
What personal attributes are valued in team members at Carter’s?
Team members are encouraged to lead courageously, collaborate broadly, focus on customer needs, drive growth with aggressive goals, and cultivate innovation by exploring new ways to achieve outcomes.
What opportunities for career development does Carter’s provide?
Carter’s offers various career development paths, including Carter’s University, Toastmasters, mentorship programs, and other tools to enhance professional growth.
Does this position involve collaboration with other teams?
Yes, effective communication and partnership with members of the HR team and cross-functionally are essential aspects of the role.
What type of work environment does Carter's promote?
Carter's promotes a work environment guided by core values that emphasize inclusion, innovation, and collaboration within the team.
Is Carter's an equal opportunity employer?
Yes, Carter's is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, considering all qualified applicants without regard to protected status.