BJRC Recruiting

The best roles
are never posted

Sixty-five searches are on this site today. A good number of the ones we run never appear anywhere, because the company cannot say publicly that the seat is coming open.

65posted right now
12consultants, all named
0names sent without asking you
The one that matters

Your name does not move without your permission

Not to a client, not to a client's HR team, not as an anonymised profile that anyone in your market could identify in four seconds. You will be asked every single time, by name, about a specific company. That is the whole arrangement.

What happens next

Four steps, and the days each one takes

Day 1 to 2 A human reads it Not a keyword filter. If your background does not fit anything we have, you are told that, which is more than most firms will do.
Day 3 to 5 A call, if it fits Twenty minutes with the consultant who covers your practice, about what you actually want next rather than what you have already done.
Ongoing You hear first When a mandate opens in your practice you get a call before it is posted. That is the point of being on the list.
Always You decide Every submission is a separate yes from you, named company by named company.
Send it

Your CV, and one line about what you want

The one line matters more than the CV. Everyone's CV says what they have done; almost nobody says what they want next.

Name
Email
Phone
Your practice
Where you want to work
Open to contract work
What you want next, in one line
Your CV

[Form endpoint to wire, plus file storage. Bullhorn can receive candidate applications directly through its API, which would put every CV into their system instead of an inbox. Worth deciding before launch.]