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: 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: 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: 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: 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: 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…