Recruitment Agencies

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Hi all.
I am looking for some good IT recruitment agencies to talk to? Does anyone have any suggestions? I am based in Bournemouth, Dorset and willing to travel.

Thanks in advance.

 

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There are some nice and good IT recruitment agencies out there you just need to paste your CV on the following site listed below: Also make sure you refresh your details once every week as agencies only contact newly entered candidate CV's.

Planet recruit
Jobsite
TotalJobs

Jobserve - am not a big fan of them but just my own opinion.

Please, note that all sites are UK based, lastly don't let the agencies get to you because they are sales people willing only to put the most experienced candidate forward. Best wishes in your endeavors

 

Hays IT is a recruiter we use
Reed also do IT.

Are you looking for permanent position or contracting??

 

thanks for the links........looking for permanent

 

Post your CV online at various places like Dice and Monster. If it's interesting to recruiters, they'll start calling you.

 

plenty of places listed here

 

Exactly right. Salary cost is certainly a consideration. You're not going to pay an entry-level tech the same as you'll pay a mid-level or upper-level tech... nor will an upper-level tech work for those salaries. It will greatly benefit a headhunter to be able to appropriately match the employer's requirements with a relevant candidate's skillset. Too skilled, and they'll demand a higher salary. Not skilled enough, and they can't do the job adequately.

 

We are both saying the same thing just didn't spell out precisely as you did