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Recommend recruitment agency

growler · 2004-03-17 17:43:41

Hi, I'm thinking about moving back to sunny Ireland after my 7 years in London, can anyone recommend a recruitment agency , exec selection , head hunters ....that actually knows what they are doing in marketing (hi-tech , software etc) ? Had a search through a number of them but googling reveals an irish job market…

17-03-2004 5:43pm

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Hi,
I'm thinking about moving back to sunny Ireland after my 7 years in London, can anyone recommend a recruitment agency , exec selection , head hunters ....that actually knows what they are doing in marketing (hi-tech , software etc) ?

Had a search through a number of them but googling reveals an irish job market entirely focused on lowly paid health sector workers (not very appealing) , even monster returned only about 25 jobs meeting my criteria.

If anyone is working in marketing in Ireland I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on the current state of the market.

Thanks

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#2 17-03-2004 5:47pm

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I'm using http://www.recruitireland.com @ the moment. Got a few interviews so far. Apply for thte "update" option. You select what job you'd like, and every so often, if a relevent job came up, you'd get e-mailed with the details.

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#3 18-03-2004 7:39pm

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There's not any that I know. I work in the creative side of advertising, but you may find vacancies for Marketeers on www.adworld.ie from time to time. Also worth checking www.creativeireland.com and www.idma.ie. Your best bet in probably to approach companies directly though, I'd say.

Good Luck.

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#4 21-03-2004 9:50pm

Victor

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Take a look at the links here: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?forumid=10

You should update yourself on all things moneywise (tax, rent, prices, etc.)

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#5 21-03-2004 9:56pm

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Just bear in mind most recruitment agencies are bloodsucking scum, who want to do the minimum of work so they can take their pound of flesh. (Not that I've had bad experiences with them or anything)

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#6 22-03-2004 11:58am

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Just bear in mind most recruitment agencies are bloodsucking scum, who want to do the minimum of work so they can take their pound of flesh. (Not that I've had bad experiences with them or anything)

I second that

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#7 22-03-2004 12:48pm

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I recommend reading AL][EN's journal. Some of his recent entries are about what he suffered through trying to get a job in Dublin from a recruitment agency.

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