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Hiring you can plan around.

A named consultant, a calibrated shortlist and an honest read on what the market will bear, before you spend six weeks finding out the hard way.
Professionals placed
170+
Clients onboarded
12+
Core sectors
4
First shortlist
48hrs
Hiring process

Six stages, each with a defined output

  1. 01

    Understand

    A proper briefing on the role, the team and the outcomes it has to deliver, including what you would trade away.

  2. 02

    Search

    Market mapping and direct approach, not a database query. We go to the people who are not applying.

  3. 03

    Assess

    A structured screening conversation with every candidate, on substance rather than keyword overlap.

  4. 04

    Shortlist

    A short, calibrated list with written assessments. Four in five should be worth interviewing.

  5. 05

    Select

    Interview coordination, candidate preparation, honest status reporting and managed offer conversations.

  6. 06

    Support

    Contact through notice period, joining and the first ninety days, where most placements are actually won or lost.

Talent network

Pipelines, not cold starts

Between requisitions we keep building relationships, with the engineers, plant heads and finance leaders we have already assessed. A brief that lands on an existing pipeline moves in days, not weeks.

Assessed
Every profile has a documented screening conversation behind it
Consented
Shared with an employer only with the candidate's explicit permission
Current
Availability and expectations re-confirmed before any shortlist
Sector-mapped
Organised by function and market, not a single undifferentiated database
Client feedback

What employers say

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Employer FAQs

Commercials and process

Permanent recruitment is charged as a percentage of the candidate's annual fixed compensation, payable on joining, with a replacement guarantee. Executive search and turnkey programmes are retained. RPO is a fixed monthly fee. Staffing is billed monthly on a rate card. Terms are always confirmed in writing before work begins.

Yes. Every permanent placement carries an agreed replacement period during which we re-run the search at no additional professional fee if the candidate leaves or is exited. The specific period is set out in the engagement letter.

Not for permanent recruitment, which can be contingent. Executive search and turnkey programmes are retained and therefore exclusive, because they involve committed research effort before any candidate is presented.

The job description, the realistic compensation range, the interview process and decision-makers, and a thirty-minute conversation with whoever the role reports to. That last item is the one that most improves shortlist quality.

Yes, and it is a common starting point. We will usually want to revisit the brief before starting, because a role that has been open for months is frequently a brief problem rather than a market problem.

Candidate profiles are shared only with explicit consent for a specific role, and candidates are always told which company their details are going to. We do not circulate CVs speculatively.

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