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Mondelez International

Makes cookies, chocolate, gum and candy worldwide

Senior Manager - Employee Listening

People & HRUpdated on Nov 15
Full-timeChicago, IL, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 8 years of progressive experience in employee listening, engagement, people analytics, or a closely related field such as organizational psychology, survey research, or HR strategy.
  • A proven track record of establishing or significantly transforming an employee listening program.
  • Deep expertise in survey methodology, including questionnaire design, sampling, benchmarking, confidentiality frameworks, and multi-language and multi-cultural deployment.
  • Strong analytical capability in statistical analysis, driver modeling, text analytics, and data visualization.
  • Experience with leading listening or survey platforms such as Qualtrics, Glint, Perceptyx, or Medallia.
  • Ability to manage complex, global, multi-stakeholder programs on time and on budget while maintaining quality.
  • Ability to distill complex data into clear narratives and present confidently to senior leaders.
  • Comfort with ambiguity, a bias for action, and resilience in creating structure where none exists.

Responsibilities

  • Define and own the global employee listening strategy, including its vision, roadmap, governance, and measurement framework, aligned with business and People priorities.
  • Design a multi-channel listening architecture, including annual and pulse surveys, lifecycle surveys, and ad hoc listening methods, to capture the employee experience.
  • Evaluate, select, and manage listening platforms and vendor relationships, and own the technology stack for survey design, deployment, and reporting.
  • Lead end-to-end execution of global engagement surveys, including design, communications, launch, and on-time delivery across markets and functions.
  • Build scalable, repeatable processes and playbooks to support operational discipline in the program.
  • Partner with People and Talent leads to drive participation, transparency, and trust in the listening process.
  • Translate listening data into clear insights, connecting engagement signals to workforce and business outcomes such as retention, performance, productivity, and safety.
  • Build and maintain reporting products, including dashboards, scorecards, and executive summaries, that make results accessible and actionable for leaders.
  • Apply advanced analytical techniques, including driver analysis, text and sentiment analytics, segmentation, and predictive modeling, to identify root causes and emerging themes.
  • Partner with People and Talent leaders to design and facilitate post-survey action-planning processes that move the organization from data to decisions.
  • Serve as the enterprise subject-matter expert on employee listening and engagement, advising senior HR and business leaders on findings, implications, and actions.
  • Collaborate with Talent Management, DEI, Total Rewards, Learning and Development, and other Centers of Excellence to incorporate listening insights into their strategies.
  • Build the employee listening function by defining its operating model, identifying capability gaps, and developing or recruiting talent needed to scale.
  • Benchmark employee listening practices at peer companies, evaluate emerging technologies such as AI-driven listening, passive signal integration, and continuous feedback platforms, and bring an external perspective to the organization.

About the Company

Mondelez International

Makes cookies, chocolate, gum and candy worldwide

Mondelez International makes snack foods sold in grocery stores, convenience shops and online from North America and Europe to Latin America, Asia and Africa. Its brands include Oreo and Chips Ahoy cookies, Cadbury, Milka and Toblerone chocolate, Trident gum and Halls cough drops. The company runs factories around the world, buys large amounts of cocoa and wheat, and ships finished snacks to retailers and distributors. It earns money by selling these branded snacks at wholesale, and it grows by adding local brands and buying regional bakeries and snack makers. Mondelez took its current name in 2012, when Kraft Foods split off its North American grocery business, and is based in Chicago.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
1903

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