With our extensive network of talent, we are able to provide our clients with professionals who have established records of achievement and success.
Equally important, we send only those individuals whose working styles and visions are compatible to yours
Remember, our goal is to further your success by identifying professionals of exceptional abilities - individuals to whom you might not otherwise have access.
We believe that we help our clients gain the most powerful contributions from their human resources. Powerful contributions that represent far-reaching measurable results that last.
| Very effective for those difficult to fill job requisitions that are high priority, senior positions, which require confidentiality | ||
| Cost effective for multiple hard-to-fill positions that are high priority | ||
| "Pay for Play" Provides no guarantee in regard to time committed to the search | ||
| We help our clients hire the most qualified professional available to work on short term basis - filling the gap when you need to expand your team, but not your payroll. And, we do it at some of the lowest costs in the industry! | ||
| We have placed professionals in the following career areas: Corporate: Executive |
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| Marketing; Public Relations; Human Resources; Finance; & Sales | ||
| High Technology: Individual Contributors through Senior Management | ||
| Software Development and Design Engineers (Front-end and Back-end); Software QA (white and black box); Hardware Engineers (Front-end and Back-end); Chip Design Engineers (Netlist to Tape-out); Hardware Test Engineers; Professional Services (National and International); Product Marketing; Marcom; Information Technology; System Administrators; Help-Desk; Technical Writers (Consumer and Developer focused); Technical Support (Tiers 1 through 3); and Technical Trainers | ||
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