The term ‘entrepreneur’ can mean many things to many people. The Meriam-Webster describes an entrepreneur as someone ‘who organises, manages and assumes the risk of a business or enterprise.’ Investopedia says an entrepreneur is ‘commonly seen as a
There was a time, in the not-too-distant past, when any utterance of the word ‘unemployment’ would send a shiver down the spine of a recruiter. Today, it is an altogether different story and when it appears in the
It is said that ‘people’ are the greatest asset any organisation can have, and it is true. With the right consultant talent on board, your agency can realise its growth ambitions sooner rather than later. But perhaps one
Every year a number of industry awards aim to recognise the best recruitment businesses across various categories, ranging from small and specialist to regional and large-scale agency of the year. Winners or those businesses who have been nominated
One of the most remarkable things about the recruitment sector is its ability to constantly defy the odds. The recession knocked the stuffing out of it yet less than two years after the recovery process began the industry
The UK is a nation of entrepreneurs, and if you think that is too much of a sweeping statement just take a look at the number of businesses that have started up so far this year. Between January
When starting your recruitment business we believe there were two main motivations behind you doing so: to have an agency built in your own vision and to grow that agency to become a key player in your sector.
The importance of maintaining a positive cashflow is as relevant to established businesses as it is to newer ones. Keeping a check on what goes out and marrying that with what comes into the business is essential to
What makes a great recruitment business leader? Truth is there is no definite answer, but what we can do is share with you the top traits that we have seen in those recruitment entrepreneurs we have had the
‘We’re different,’ ‘unique’ and ‘offer innovative solutions’ while providing ‘superior customer service’. How many of these things are you guilty of saying? There is nothing wrong with doing so, providing you can justify each term but can you…really?