There are a number of benefits of working with recruiters such as people2people or Frog Recruitment. Many job seekers may not be aware of exactly what a recruiter can achieve for them and how they can assist them in their search for employment.
More opportunities
Some employers choose to not advertise their available positions publicly, but instead enlist the help of a recruiter. By partnering with a recruiter, job seekers are made aware of these hidden opportunities and that they may be more suitable for their skillset and qualifications.
Bridging the gap
Recruiters can bridge the gap between job seekers and hiring managers – not just reading your resume but finding out who you are, as a person.
Saves you time
Rather than having to work through multiple application processes, across a variety of job boards, recruiters can instead contact employers directly to introduce job seekers and reduce the time and effort of multiple applications.
Increased visibility
Expert advice about the current job market, the role and tips to help with your application and interviews
It’s important to foster a great relationship with your recruiter and keep them in the loop:
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Find the job you love today. Connect with us.
Our specialisations
Our locations
Services & digital resources
1300 121 727
insights@people2people.com.au
Australia 〡 New Zealand 〡 United Kingdom
Copyright © 2023, people2people
people2people acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country, pays respect to their Elders past and present, and extends that respect to all Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Māori peoples today.