Ngoc Sue

Ngoc Sue currently serves as a Human Resources Executive specializing in Recruitment at Ashley Furniture Industries, a leading global manufacturer and retailer of home furnishings. In this role, she plays a pivotal part in shaping the company's talent acquisition strategies to support its growth and operational excellence. Ngoc Sue is responsible for establishing comprehensive recruiting requirements by aligning with the company's strategic objectives and collaborating closely with department managers to understand specific staffing needs. Her expertise in executive search and sourcing enables her to identify top-tier candidates through innovative channels, including community outreach, college partnerships, employment agencies, and digital platforms, ensuring a diverse and qualified applicant pool.

Her key projects often involve streamlining recruitment processes, enhancing employer branding through social media campaigns, and developing targeted outreach initiatives to attract high-caliber talent. Ngoc Sue’s proficiency in interpersonal communication and negotiation allows her to build strong relationships with candidates and internal stakeholders, facilitating a smooth hiring process. She also leverages her problem-solving skills and presentation expertise to communicate the company's value proposition effectively, ensuring a positive candidate experience.

With a comprehensive understanding of HR best practices, Ngoc Sue continuously seeks opportunities to add value to Ashley Furniture Industries by implementing innovative recruitment strategies, utilizing HR analytics, and maintaining a focus on diversity and inclusion. Her proficiency in tools such as Microsoft Office and her IELTS certification further support her ability to communicate effectively across diverse teams and international markets. Driven by her friendly, dependable, and outgoing personality, Ngoc Sue is committed to contributing to the company's success by attracting and retaining top talent that aligns with Ashley Furniture’s vision and culture.