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Setting up a recruitment agency

colsku · 2008-02-14 14:12:01

Hi all, I'm seriously considering packing in my job in banking and setting up my own recruitment agency. It will be based abroad and will supply fluent English speaking candidates to a variety of open positions in Ireland. I will have no office, just a regular seat in a restaurant! I speak the local language and have some…

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#32 17-02-2008 09:23PM

pclancy

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I think its a good idea but I would be very against dealing with an agency that was not a limited company and would be surprised if it wasnt an issue for you. But I don't have experience with my own agency so I can't be sure.

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#33 18-02-2008 02:48PM

monkey24

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I think the interesting part to this post is devising a method that will bypass the recruitment agencies for some of the roles. There is a more fluent way to do this for IT, which i have been researching, hopefully i will be at a point soon to bring onboard a couple of web developers if anyone is interested.

Best of luck with the idea by the way. I think you should be "aware" of the obstacles in your path but don't limit youself to these, just set your goal and keep moving towards it. As easy as tieing your shoe laces

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