From my very first contact with Recruit Arrow, through the application process, interviews, and my acceptance of the position, this service was an invaluable asset. My recruiter gave me insight into the company by sharing her own experiences and views.
Q. What is the best way to work with Recruit Arrow? A. If you have any interest of changing jobs either now or in the future, your best option is to submit your resume to us either by submitting it to jobs@recruitarrow.com or online by CLICKING HERE.
Regardless of whether or not we currently have a position matching your interests, rest assured that we will contact you when and if we have an appropriate position for you. We are eager to discuss your career goals and what you are seeking in terms of an in-house career.
Q. What makes Recruit Arrow different from other placement firms? A. All we do at Recruit Arrow are specialized placements of skilled professionals in specialized job markets. Focusing on specific industries means that our livelihood and success as a company is entirely dependent upon how well we understand the markets and the professionals interested in working in them.
As a division of Employment Research Institute, the largest professional employment conglomerate in the world, we have the resources and expertise to serve you with more information, more understanding, and more options than any recruitment firm anywhere.
Q. When is the best time to consider a move? A. Contrary to common belief, there is really no perfect time to make a move. Nevertheless, it is generally important that you get at least 1-2 years of experience with a company before transitioning. The reason for this is that any time spent with a company is a great platform for developing your skills-whether you are in marketing, sales, IT, or operations.
Workers have moved positions after 1 year of experience as well as after 30 years of experience. The choice to move is entirely up to you, and when contemplating your move, you should consider your own motivations and the quality of the opportunity presented at the time you are interested in moving.
The largest concern to keep in mind when moving is whether or not you feel like you have acquired the skill set that will make you comfortable being with a different company at a higher position. If you have acquired this skill set, then you should have no concerns about taking a position with a different company.
Q. What are employers looking for when making hiring decisions? A. Employers are generally looking for a candidate that can enhance the company's productivity. Candidates can achieve this by bringing new ideas and a different method of getting things done. Employers also look for those candidates who have honed skills, as well as those candidates who have room to grow and are looking for an opportunity to do so.
At Recruit Arrow, the focus of our business is assisting companies to understand exactly what they need in their departments. Unlike placement agencies, we do not necessarily care where you went to school or what organization you are coming from. Because a great many of our clients are not hung up on snob appeal, we can afford to introduce them to the companies for their open positions and not just the ones who look best on paper.
