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Let’s cut the fluff. Hiring right now is exhausting. Not just time-consuming. Mentally draining. Emotionally frustrating. And often, a complete gamble. If you’ve been trying to fill roles on your own—while also running the business, managing your team, and keeping customers happy—then you probably already know what I’m talking about. The résumés that look good […]
You know what’s worse than not hiring? Hiring someone who looked good on paper, said the right things in the interview — and then turned out to be a complete flop. We’ve all been there. You’re busy running a business. You’re not in the mood to babysit résumés, second-guess gut feelings, or rehire for the
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I’ll admit it—I used to think recruitment agencies were just overpaid middlemen. I figured, “Why would I pay someone to do what I can handle myself?” Then I hired wrong. Then I did it again. And again. Each time it cost me more than just money. It cost me time, energy, credibility with my team,
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Let’s face it—hiring today isn’t what it used to be. Between flooded inboxes, ghost candidates, and “perfect on paper” hires that flop in real life, recruiting has become a full-time job… that most companies simply don’t have time for. And that’s exactly why the smartest businesses are outsourcing their hiring to recruitment agencies—not because they
Hiring today feels like fishing in a hurricane—applications everywhere, but no guarantees you’ll reel in what you need. If you’re running a business or leading a department, you’ve probably felt this: you post a job, get 250 resumes, and maybe 3 are relevant. It’s exhausting. And expensive. Worse yet, if you hire the wrong person,
Let’s face it—recruiting isn’t what it used to be. You post a job. You get flooded with hundreds of resumes. Half of them barely match the job description. The other half ghost you after the first interview. Meanwhile, your team is stretched thin, the clock is ticking, and that critical role stays open… costing you
Let’s be brutally honest: posting on job boards and praying for the right resume to land in your inbox doesn’t cut it anymore. If you’re tired of wasting weeks screening unqualified applicants, ghosting candidates, or simply guessing who’s the right hire, you’re not alone. In today’s tight labor market, where top talent is off the
Let me take you back a bit. Three years ago, I had a solid business. Revenue was up, clients were coming in, and I thought I could keep doing it all myself—including hiring. So, when we needed to bring on two new team members, I figured: “How hard can this be? Throw up a job
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Here’s the Ugly Truth About Hiring (And Why a Good Recruiter Might Save Your Business) I’ve seen it too many times. A company owner calls me after burning through five interviews, two weeks of their time, and one hire who ghosted before lunch on day three. They’re frustrated, exhausted, and starting to wonder if hiring
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Let me tell you something that took me years (and a few painful deals) to learn: deals die when you waste time chasing money. If you’re out there pitching your project to every bank on Google, uploading financials into endless “online lending portals,” or hoping your loan request gets picked up off someone’s desk at
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