I could just imagine the real-life conversation, and know I'd think "oh ok... nevermind, I thought there was more to it". Ask any recruiter why they do what th

I could just imagine the real-life conversation, and know I'd think "oh ok... nevermind, I thought there was more to it". Ask any recruiter why they do what they do and I can guarantee that every single person that makes more than £70k per annum will cite money as the primary reason they are in the game. People become doctors to help cure sick people. People become architects to design buildings. People become teachers to educate children. People become recruiters to make money. It may seem like one would get into this business to help people find their perfect career and so on and to be honest with you, a lot of people have that exact intention when they start. Those that last more than a year in the industry will have lost sight of that original intention as the financial reward is far greater than the satisfaction gained through acting as a middleman between candidate and client.