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So this is a recruitment agent, then.
So basically become an employee because 'Gosh freelancing is scary!'
So this is a recruitment agent, then.
My name is Kennedy and I am represented by Kenvak. I am not the biggest fan of recruiters. A recruiter is hired and paid by a company to find people to fill that role. My rep Brian is paid by me and he works for me.
I work as a day rate IT contractor. A recruitment agent matches candidates with roles, and takes X% on top of what the company pays me. Not a million miles away from what you describe.
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Why not?
My specific target niche is First Nation organizations and small businesses in Northern Alberta, Canada. I would prefer to be represented by someone who understands the unique needs of my customers. However, I do see value in your service for someone who works with multiple niches.
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My specific target niche is First Nation organizations and small businesses in Northern Alberta, Canada. I would prefer to be represented by someone who understands the unique needs of my customers. However, I do see value in your service for someone who works with multiple niches.
You are correct, we are not a great fit for everyone. We take pride in getting to know both who we represent and the clients.
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My name is Kennedy and I am represented by Kenvak. I am not the biggest fan of recruiters. A recruiter is hired and paid by a company to find people to fill that role. My rep Brian is paid by me and he works for me.
Not in the UK, at least. I work as a day rate IT contractor. A recruitment agent matches candidates with roles, and takes X% on top of what the company pays me. Not a million miles away from what you describe.