Pay
As You Go
How To Reduce Recruitment
Costs
Thank you for visiting. My name is David
Carter, a UK based professional recruiter with more than 20
years experience of recruiting at all levels of
seniority.
In times of recession, there are more people
chasing fewer jobs and for the hiring manager, that can mean
increased costs and a lot more work.
Contacting recruitment agencies will
result in you being inundated with job applications,
whilst advertising is guaranteed to produce an avalanche
of CVs and speculative phone calls.
With many job sites now being automated, you're
also likely to find yourself bombarded with emails, should you
make the mistake of advertising on one of them.
All of this adds up to a lot of work.
CandidateScreening.com can help reduce your costs and take
away all of the headaches normally associated with
recruitment.
This is a pay as you go service, designed to
weed out all unsuitable applications, presenting you with
a pre-determined shortlist of only the most interested and
relevant candidates for interview.
Even agency applications are accepted, so you
can completely distance yourself from the recruitment process
until it's time to interview your final shortlist.
This is a massive time saving service that is
long overdue in the recruitment industry.
During the last recession in 1992/3, one
position I advertised for an IT Director, attracted well over
150 applications from all over the UK.
The short-listing process was time consuming
for me, but my client was able to relax, knowing that his
recruitment was in safe hands.
The final shortlist comprised four very
qualified and eager candidates and he was able to make his
choice and appoint a new individual to the post.
Can you imagine your current recruitment agency
making life that easy for you? If they do, how much are they
charging for the privilege?
Is is 15%, 17.5%, 20%, 25% or 30% or commencing
salary?
With this service there are no
percentage-based placement fees.
Interested? Please call me, David Carter on
01564 824554 or 07800 790427. If you're calling from overseas,
please replace the first zero with 0044.
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