Recruiting
Process
Market the client company's assignment
Interview hiring manager for information on position and company
Offer consultation on salary level and attractiveness of position
Develop a marketing plan. Elements can include:
- Our Internet site
- Direct mail or e-mail campaign
- Direct contacts
- Our international network of professional recruiting firms
- Wall Street Journal Ads on Executive Positions
Develop lists of potential candidates
- By abilities/experience
- By job function/title
- By geographic region
Recruit from lists, from our database, and from memory
- Enthusiastically present the career opportunity
Apprise the hiring manager of our progress
Qualify and evaluate candidates
Anticipate possible problems
- Counteroffer, relocation, non-compete contracts
Arrange interviews for client company to meet candidates
Present candidates verbally and with resume
Recommend the appropriate interviews
- Arrange each interview
- Prepare candidate
- Brief hiring manager
Get decisions that establish placements
Debrief candidate and employer
- Move ahead with this candidate? Why?
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Interview other candidates? Why?
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Maintain or change the direction of the search? Why?
If relocation is required, introduce candidate to our relocation services
Arrange subsequent interviews
- Assist employer with terms of offer
- Present offer to candidate
- Negotiate the differences
Congratulate!
Counsel the future employee on resigning from his current employer
Confirm the commencement of employment
Follow up with candidate and manager within 30 days
- Telephone call
- Evaluation questionnaire to candidate
- Evaluation questionnaire to company
(Failure to perform one or more of these steps does not constitute breach of contract on our part) |