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?? Looking to reduce your windshield time? Embedded Security Techs needed, 1 in Philadelphia and 1 in DE ?? A GM that I respect and admire has come to us for assistance locating experienced Security Technicians for 2 open roles that are embedded on site. I have been working with the company/GM for 5+ years and have made several hires with them. Happy to discuss the company, culture, and position in detail. Certification or extensive working experience with Lenel or Software House is preferred. One of the positions is heavier in service/break fix, the other is more installation with some service.

There will be many lows in the recruitment industry.. Sharmaine Wilson shares how she has been resilient and able to adapt to pivot in different situations. Follow: Tiello

In recruitment, there will always be peaks and valleys. During the lows, it's easy to feel discouraged, but that's when we must dig deeper and push even harder. The key is to channel that energy into staying focused on the bigger picture—because the highs will come again. Hard work, persistence, and dedication to doing what you love are the driving forces that keep us moving forward. Keep going, stay passionate, and trust the process! ?? Follow: Raven Mestas Follow: Tiello #Recruiting #Persistence #HardWork #Dedication #Motivation #CareerJourney

"We can't change reality, but we can change our expectations." I heard this the other day, and it really stuck with me. Sometimes (especially in recruitment), despite every effort made, things just won't go your way. It's actually really common. Veteran recruiters will tell you that we're all a little bit jaded. We're used to let downs. We're used to things going sideways. It's the nature of the beast. How do we combat this? Hope for the best and plan for the worst. Some might say this is pessimistic. I say it's just realistic. Follow: Jennifer Foster Follow: Tiello #recruiterlife #agencyrecruitment #tiello #buildingteamsfortomorrow

20% of $0 is still $0 25% of $0 is still $0 30% of $0 is still $0 As recruiters, we need to shift away from just the placement fee percentage and focus on the Quality of the Client. What’s the point of securing a high percentage if the client:? - Drags their feet in the hiring process,?? - Fails to provide feedback on candidates, or?? - Doesn't pay their invoices on time?? The best recruiters understand this:?? ? A great client at a fair fee will always outperform a bad client at a higher fee. Focus on clients who:?? - Are serious about hiring,?? - Value your expertise and partnership, and?? - Commit to a process that leads to success for both parties.? Because at the end of the day, a smaller percentage of something is always better than 100% of nothing PS. Never go below 20% Follow: Simon Doherty Follow: Tiello ??? (We are Hiring) Follow: TopBillers (Sign up for our FREE newsletter)

5 important lessons I’ve learned as a 30-year-old founder scaling a multi-7-figure recruitment business. ?? When something is working, double down on that. Don’t get fancy.? ?? Standards and Expectations should be constantly reinforced and upheld.? ?? Work on what’s not working, delegate everything that is working.? ?? The more value you provide to others, the more you'll get in return. ?? Hiring people who share the same values is the most important. Follow: Dante N. Follow: Tiello

Headed to Charlotte, NC!! Caitlin Burke and I are flying out to meet with a few of our clients this week. Seeing their businesses first hand provides valuable insight into their culture and vision, allowing us to work as a true extension of their team. We’re also looking forward to catching up with our North Carolina Tiello team! - Jennifer Foster, Caroline Ivester Childs and Raven Mestas. Who else will be in Charlotte this week? Let’s connect!

One of our recruiters billed $33,200 in the last two weeks.. 2 placements with 2 different clients. He has also signed up 3 new clients, and his response rates on business development emails have DOUBLED by using this strategy... In this specific niche, there are two positions companies always need talent for.. Project Managers and Service Technicians. The strategy before was to MPC one PM or Service Technician to companies. But some weren't responding because they weren't looking for a PM, and only looking for a Service Technician or vice versa.. So he got creative and started to MPC one of each, a PM and a Service Technician to companies.. Then suddenly saw double the response rate from business development outreach. Sometimes you have to get creative but at the end of the day.. good TALENT talks. Follow: Dante N. Follow: Tiello Follow: TopBillers

?? Interview Tip of the Week ?? Explaining why you’re leaving a job can be tricky, but how you communicate it speaks volumes about your professionalism and future ambitions. Instead of focusing on the negatives, highlight what you’re looking for and how it aligns with your goals. Here are some tips on how to communicate that: Compensation Concerns: Avoid saying: “I’m not getting paid enough for all my hard work.” Instead, say: “I’m seeking a role where the compensation is in line with my experience and the value I bring to the organization.” Leadership Style: Avoid saying: “My boss was impossible to work with.” Instead, say: “I’m looking for a leadership style that matches how I work best and supports my professional development.” Workplace Culture: Avoid saying: “The place was full of drama.” Instead, say: “I’m seeking a work environment that fosters collaboration, mutual respect, and positivity.” Worklife Balance: Avoid saying: “This job took over my life.” Instead, say: “I’m looking for a role that allows me to better balance my professional and personal commitments.” Career Advancement: Avoid saying: “The job felt like a dead-end with no growth.” Instead, say: “I’m seeking new challenges that will allow me to grow professionally and continue building on my skills.” Your reason for leaving doesn’t have to be negative. Focus on the positive aspects of what you're seeking in your next opportunity and how it fits with your long-term goals. Hope this helps! Follow: Suzie Suard ??♀? Follow: Tiello #Interviewtips #CommercialRoofing #Jobs #Hiring

There will be many lows in the recruitment industry.. Sharmaine Wilson shares how she has been able to be resilient and adapt to pivot in different situations. Follow: Dante N. Follow: Tiello #recruitment #resilient #tiello #topbillers