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Part 5: What It All Means for Job Seekers (Copyright 2006 by Tony Beshara - Creator of The Job Search Solution Online Program)
What this all means to you is simply this: a recruiter might be able to help you.  But you need to manage your expectations of what a recruiter can do for you and help them help you.  And what a recruiter can do for you depends on the nature of the recruiter and their relationship with the hiring authority or hiring company they are working for or representing.
 
There are a number of types of different recruiters and their relationship with the hiring authority or hiring company varies.  The types are:
  • Retained/Search Consultants
  • Contingency/Search Consultants
  • Employment Agents
  • Placers
  • Contract Recruiters, Internal and External
  • Internal Recruiters
  • H.R. Staff Recruiters and Screeners
  • Research Consultants
  • Consulting Firms for Long Term Projects
  • Staffing Firms
  • Management Consulting Firms (that recruit as part of their offering)
 
 
 
 
 
Working With Recruiters
Part 1: Working with Recruiters
Part 2: Recruiters' Biggest Challenge with Candidates
Part 3: Recruiters' Biggest Challenge with Employers
Part 4: Perspective on Recruiters
Part 5: What It All Means for Job Seekers
Part 6: Retained Search Consultants
Part 7: Contingency Search Consultants
Part 8: Employment Agents
Part 9: Placers
Part 10: Contract Recruiters
Part 11: Internal Recruiters
Part 12: Staff Recruiters
Part 13: Staffing Firm Recruiters
Part 14: Management Consultants
Part 15: Research Consultants
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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