Service overview of the staffing process

Trusting partnership

Typical recruitment agencies use rigid processes and standardized methods that they apply to all clients. A lack of industry expertise and a lack of knowledge about the clients mean that they are unsuccessful in filling challenging positions. 

Companies today demand far more than mere candidate lists and unqualified candidate introductions - they are looking for strategic partners who understand their needs, grasp their corporate culture and know the dynamics of the market.

Our aim is to be your trustworthy partner and to provide you with high-quality and individual personnel consulting services. We convince through our proximity and our commitment: our cooperation is an investment in a long-term partnership at eye level - and far more than just a short-term cost consideration.
 

What does a recruitment / placement process look like in IT recruitment consulting?

A typical IT recruitment consulting project consists of the following phases and fully complies with the high-quality principles of the BDU:

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1. Initial conversation with the client, presentation of services offered by the IT personnel consultant and determination of the basic conditions of the consulting contract
2. Entering into cooperation agreements, typically consisting of a framework agreement, a corresponding additional agreement for the search project and an annexed customized requirement profile
3. Preparation and concept development for the search and selection process
4. Implementation of the multi-stage search and selection process
5. Assessment of candidate documents
6. Personal interviews of candidates
7. Conducting personality and suitability tests (optional)
8. Confidential candidate reports for our clients
9. Presenting the candidate to the client, assistance during job interviews upon request
10. Providing advice during the entire application process
11. Taking up references (optional)
12. Support during the contract phase between the client and the candidates
13. Further support during the probationary period