dont worry, BM is generally what my lazy frens use to call mesundaymorningstaple wrote:Big Mac, (I was going to shorten it to BM but it has other connotations!),
yeah i have never heard of employees paying for the service. However i would have to respectfully disagree with your second statement sms. I have known of people approaching headhunters here and them finding a suitable employer. In fact my gfriend is a good example where she got her role via contacting an recruitment agency and then it led to the job offer.sundaymorningstaple wrote: Just for the record, Recruitment agencies are legally prevented from charging a Job Seeker a recruitment commission for a job placement as the law here only allow the agency to charge the Client company. Recruitment firms here find people for employers and not employers for people.
Sure, it's happened. But that is the exception and not the rule. Most applicants are fruit on a shelf. They have a limited useful date. If a consultant has a list of clients who "might" be looking for someone in that niche, a good consultant will shop the CV out just in case they get a nibble. But they won't spend an inordinate amount of time doing so, as it is debatable as to whether or not it will produce any fruit. For a consultant, time is money, and a JD is the only sure guarantee of money.Big Mac wrote:I have known of people approaching headhunters here and them finding a suitable employer. In fact my gfriend is a good example where she got her role via contacting an recruitment agency and then it led to the job offer.
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