contractor resources.

It is a recruitment specialist's role to understand your industry lingo, how your particular job works and where your skills would be most suited in potential employment. Since recruitment specialist's are so well versed in all of the technical and personal requirements for the roles you are applying for, they will be able to give an accurate evaluation of where your experience and skills would be best utilised, and also provide you with advice on how to remedy any gaps in your knowledge.

For you as a jobseeker, this means that your specialist recruitment consultant will know of jobs that are going in your industry's that may not have been advertised, and will be able to ‘float’ your resume to key organisations you want to work with - as a result you may be offered a role that actually didn’t exist.

Partnering with a recruitment specialist means that instead of the individual companies all contacting your referees (which can become time consuming), your specialist recruiter will simply call just the once, and provide the same referral details to each of the prospective employers you apply with.

Since your specialist recruitment consultant works exclusively within the HR industry, it stands to reason that they will have an in-depth knowledge on the type of salary you can expect from new roles. They can also provide advice on what you need to do in order to secure a higher wage, and in the majority of new work arrangements, your specialist recruitment consultant provides you with an edge, by handling the negotiation for you when it comes to your new contract. 

A good specialist recruitment consultant is proactive and will regularly find out well in advance about available roles for you before they are advertised on traditional job boards - which means you will get in first above other candidates to interview and also be exposed to a larger number of available roles to pick and choose from.