What’s the number one trait we look for in a recruiter? We look for risk takers. How do we identify risk takers? We find that the risk-taking trait manifests itself in recruiters in three different ways. The first way is how they tend to want to be paid for performance… Read more
Today I wanted to answer some questions I get when it comes to the difference between a retained and contingent search. When should you use each one? The answer we hear from many other recruiters is to only use a retained search for high-level executive positions. Frankly, I’ve found that… Read more
Back in the mid-90s and early 2000s, making a move was much more profitable than it is now. Back then, prospects were getting anywhere from a 15% to 20% increase in pay to make a move. During the market crash, that increase dropped to 3%. People were making a move… Read more
Request a Consultation – Hire Us to Fill Your Job Openings What do people really mean when they ask about corporate culture? It’s nice to be able to take your dog to work or have an office softball team. Those kinds of things are important in cultivating a company’s culture.… Read more
Request a Consultation – Hire Us to Fill Your Job Openings If you’re a job candidate, what can do to make sure that you impress the hiring authorities in your interview? First off, make a great first impression. 90% of hiring authorities make their decision within the first two minutes… Read more
Halloween may be here but don’t “freak out” when a top performing staff member has left your company and you have big shoes to fill! Here are a few tricks to help make the recruiting process “less scary.” 1.) Stay positive Finding top talent for your company is a process, so… Read more
A recap on Govig’s Summer Internship Program Internships are not only a competitive process for students. Attracting top talent on the company side can be a difficult process as well. With internships sometimes looking the same on paper by presenting similar ‘real-life’ work, what can a company offer to set… Read more