Interview Feedback

Interview Feedback: What to Write So the Next Round Is Faster

In retained search, 77.9% of shortlisted candidates reach a client interview. Only 17.4% of those interviews end in a hire (Source: The Economics of Recruiting).…

Quality of Hire

Quality of Hire: What It Actually Measures, and What It Cannot

A placement can look successful on day one and still fail six months later. The candidate accepts, the client is pleased, and the search closes.…

boolean search in recruitment

Boolean Search in Recruitment: A Complete Guide for Recruiters

Boolean is the oldest tool on a recruiter’s desk and still one of the most useful. It is also the reason a lot of good…

Phone Screen Interview

Phone Screen Interview: What to Ask and How to Run One in 20 Minutes

A phone screen interview is a short, structured call that helps a recruiter decide whether to submit a candidate to a client. In twenty minutes,…

Interview Scorecard

Interview Scorecard: How Recruitment Firms Make Client Feedback Comparable

“Strong candidate, just not quite right” is the most expensive sentence in recruiting. It ends a submission, costs you a week, and tells you nothing…

Retained vs Contingency Search

Retained vs Contingency Search: The Difference, and What Each One Demands

Retained search involves an upfront fee for a committed, structured hiring engagement, while contingency search pays only when a candidate is successfully placed. But payment…