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What’s the difference and which one actually works for your business? Most businesses default to contingent recruitment because it’s familiar. You only pay when you hire, there’s no upfront commitment, and it feels “low risk”. But that model was designed for one-off hires not for businesses that are growing, hiring in volume, or thinking seriously about their people strategy. Here’s how contingent recruitment really compares to our Partnered model.

If you’re hiring multiple roles, contingent recruitment is probably costing you more than you think. Not just in fees, but in time, inconsistency and candidate experience. That’s why we built Partnered.

I wanted to share a brief example of a recent hire we supported within the PropTech supplier space. The client had been advertising on Indeed and using multiple agencies to recruit a Business Development Manager, but wasn’t getting the quality or traction they needed. We were invited to work on the role and this what we delivered.