Finding your way around the job market has never been easy. A good recruitment firm can help, but choosing the right one could mean the difference between landing the perfect job and spending months fruitlessly searching. However, unlike just about every other industry, candid feedback on which recruitment firms perform the best is very thin on the ground.
Stepping in to fill that need, HireScores.com is a brand new website, developed by experienced recruitment professionals, to help candidates avoid the underachievers and find the recruiters who are most likely to meet their needs.Lisette Howlett, mlh global hr consulting, +44 207 512 9878.
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