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An in house recruiter may be the way to go. Good news is that you don't have to hire them full time. I've worked with a few in house recruiters that work part t
by pickle-wizard 5y ago
An in house recruiter may be the way to go. Good news is that you don't have to hire them full time. I've worked with a few in house recruiters that work part time for several different companies.
As a candidate I much prefer to work with in house recruiters. Like you said the agencies just want to put people in front of companies in order to try and get paid. I gone on so many interviews that were just a waste of time, all because the agency recruiter sold me a bill of goods.
The in house recruiters get paid either way, so they are more concerned about find a good fit for the company.
I personally don't even bother replying to the agency recruiters any more.
- PGRMJ 5y agoThat's an option we were considering, we wouldn't mind paying someone to work for us part-time if it gets us to someone who actually cares on building a relationship with us and the company, understanding what are our needs. Do you have any recommendation on where to look for such profiles? I'd really appreciate your feedback. Thank you!