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A Guide to the Recruitment Process for
Staffing Companies
Recruiting new staff can be a challenging and time-consuming process for staffing
companies. However, it is crucial for any organization that wants to build a strong and
competent team. This document provides an extensive guide to the recruitment
process, covering different types of searches, recruitment rules, and requirement
criteria.
The document discusses the different types of searches for recruitment and outlines the
advantages and disadvantages of each type, providing practical advice on how to use
them effectively. It includes job portals such as Monster and Dice, as well as Craigslist,
Career Builder, and Corp-Corp (C2C) as other options. Hotlists are consultant
(candidate) lists sent by vendors, while searching Google for resumes is a way to find
the needed resume for the given requirements. CBIZ software is another tool used to
send bulk mails to consultants and vendors, making it the fastest tool to send unlimited
emails.
The document also outlines the recruitment rules that staffing companies must follow,
covering various aspects of the recruitment process, including screening, submission
time, H-1B copy (I-797), I-94, and the interview/selection process. The guidance
provided emphasizes the importance of communication and presentation skills. Staffing
companies must exercise caution when dealing with independent (H1 transfer
candidates) consultants who work with multiple prospective employers. The document
provides detailed guidance on submitting profiles and resumes, collecting interview
questions, and getting a copy of the consultant's itinerary.
In addition to the recruitment rules, the document outlines the requirement criteria for
filling a position, covering various questions that need to be asked when determining a
requirement, such as job title, company, description, location, rate, employment type,
work status, clearance, and education/qualification criteria. The guidance provided is