Get to know the role
We sit down with the hiring manager to understand the work, the team, and what they need from the person joining them.
We take the time to understand what your hiring manager needs, then have real conversations with candidates before they reach your team. You’ll know why we’re recommending someone and what to ask next.
A job description can tell us which skills you need. Your hiring manager can tell us why: what the team is missing, where a new hire will need support, and what makes someone good at this particular job.
We start there, so we know what to ask when we meet your candidates.
Your screening work stays with U.S.-based professionals. We don’t offshore or outsource it overseas.
Before asking a candidate whether they can do the job, we want to understand what doing it well looks like to you.
We sit down with the hiring manager to understand the work, the team, and what they need from the person joining them.
Together, we work out which skills are essential, where there’s room to learn, and what we should explore with every candidate.
We ask candidates about their experience, how they work, and what they want next. Then we ask the follow-up questions that a resume can’t answer.
You get a clear recommendation: what stood out, where we have questions, and what your team may want to explore in an interview.
Some teams need help with one important hire. Others need someone they can count on as new roles open. We’ll work out the right level of support together.
When hiring is a regular part of your week, we help keep candidate conversations moving and stay close to what each hiring manager needs.
Bring us the role you’re working on. We’ll get to know the requirements, speak with candidates, and help you decide who to take forward.
Need help finding candidates, too? We can discuss limited sourcing support alongside screening.
An unfilled position means someone else is covering the work. We help your team take a closer look at candidates while you keep the business moving.
The first interview should answer a better question than “Does this person look qualified?”
It should tell you whether the next interview is worth having.
What’s the role? Where are you getting stuck? Tell us a little about what’s happening, and we’ll talk through how we could help.
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