Clear, owned outputs.
- An RPO operating model and service levels
- A documented hiring process
- Ongoing sourcing and screening
- Weekly pipeline reports and monthly reviews
- Process improvement recommendations
Recruitment process outsourcing hands all or part of your hiring process to a partner who works as an extension of your team. It suits organizations with ongoing or high-volume hiring that need consistent process, better reporting and the ability to scale up or down.
All or part of your recruitment process run as an extension of your team.
Hiring volume has outgrown the in-house recruitment team.
Each department hires differently, with inconsistent quality.
Time-to-hire and candidate experience aren't measured.
Agency spend is high and hard to control.
A consistent hiring process from requisition to start.
Ongoing pipelines for recurring roles.
High-volume screening and interview coordination.
Job content and careers messaging with our marketing team.
Keeping your applicant tracking system accurate and used.
Time-to-hire, source, pipeline and candidate experience measures.
Recruitment process outsourcing hands part or all of your hiring operation to us. It works best when hiring volume is steady and the scope is clear.
Hiring capacity flexes with demand.
One process and standard across teams.
Clear data on how hiring is performing.
Role, skills, team, compensation range, location, timeline and interview process agreed.
Targeted search across our network, job boards, communities and direct outreach.
Structured screening against the brief before any profile is shared.
A short, explained shortlist and coordinated interviews.
Offer support, start-date coordination and check-ins after the start.
Yes. Many organizations outsource sourcing and screening only, keeping interviews and offers in-house. The scope is agreed to fit your needs.
Yes. In RPO our team works as part of yours, following your brand guidelines and process, using your systems where you prefer.
Commonly as a monthly management fee, sometimes with per-hire elements. We propose a model after understanding volume and scope.
Tell us about the role — skills, location, timeline and budget range — and we'll reply with how we would run the search.