Executives shouldn’t be recruiting. You’ve got too much on your plate to be spending hours on hiring. Trust me, I get it. As someone who’s built businesses and invested in tech ventures, I know the value of the right team. But I also know that your focus should be on leading and growing, not hunting for candidates. Recruiting needs to be clever in how you approach potential candidates, pitch the role, motivate them to move roles, and find the talent that is the best fit for the role, rather than just 'a list of candidates'. With a deep network of highly sought-after tech professionals, I can find the talent you need—fast. You focus on the bigger picture, and I’ll connect you with the right people to make it happen. Send me a message if you’re ready to hand over the hiring and focus on scaling.
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Finding the right talent fast is key for high-growth companies. I've seen it time and time again over the past 5 years. Slow hiring= missed opportunities. So I asked Juan Goñi from Techie Talent how they solve this on the tech side of things. His answer? They're built for speed. It's more than just technical recruiters. It's about the network. - A network that spans countries. - A network that taps into the best talent. This allows them to select the cream of the crop. And make that top talent available to their clients. Their secret? Recruitment that's... 1. Smart 2. Fast 3. High-quality Result? 50% faster hiring. That's the difference between launching in 6 months or a Year … —- What are you doing to find the best talent and build the team fast? #highgrowth #techtalent
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With over 260,000 recruiters across the United States, it’s no wonder that figuring out who you should engage is daunting and pretty confusing. We came up with the 4 questions you should be asking to find the right recruiter for your early-stage climate-focused startup. A great recruiter should be attuned to your industry and market dynamics, seek to understand the problem you are trying to solve by filling the role, and have a good grasp on the candidate pool to go after. Read our blog here to get educated on different recruiting business models, understand today’s recruiting pain points, and set yourself up for success with the right talent partner: https://lnkd.in/gP3N6qh7 At Sea Change, we leverage deep Climate domain expertise to attract top talent and create skilled, passionate, mission driven teams. Our experience lies in talent acquisition, candidate engagement, navigating stakeholder relationships, and utilizing data-driven market insights to help companies make the best hiring decisions. We optimize the hiring process, helping organizations make more cost-effective decisions from Board to bench. For more insights on how to hire a talent acquisition partner or to learn more about what we do at Sea Change, feel free to contact us here: https://lnkd.in/gmrqW7Vc #climatetech #cleantech #recruiting #startups #executivesearch #professionalsearch #technicalsearch
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This is the 1st post in a new series of Leveraging Network Power for SaaS and Tech Success #1 Unmatched Talent Access: Why Your Next Hire Might Not Be Actively Looking In the competitive world of SaaS and tech, finding the right talent can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack—especially when the best candidates aren't even on the market. At SaaS Talent, we don’t just access active job seekers; we tap into a vast network of over 100,000 professionals, including those who are passive but open to the right opportunity. Our unique reach ensures you're not just getting candidates; you're getting the best in the field, ready to elevate your business to the next level. Set up a meeting with us on the link in comments below. #SaaSTalent #SaaSGrowth #TalentAcquisition #SaaSandTechStartups
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