When people hear the term “generalist recruiter,” they often picture someone who jumps between unrelated industries with little depth in any of them. On the other hand, “specialist recruiter” suggests deep expertise, but often within a narrow lane . In reality, a firm can be both — highly specialized in how it works and in what it understands, while still serving a range of industries effectively. The Old Perception of Specialization Ten or fifteen years ago, being a speciali

Every company says it. You want the passive talent. The undiscovered, still-employed, top-tier performer who is not applying to job ads and does not have time for recruiters who miss the mark. But here is the truth: talent is harder than ever to find, and once you find it, you need to prove you are the kind of company they would want to join. Top candidates expect a process that is clear, efficient, and professional. They want a company that knows what it wants, communicates

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