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Outsourcing saves time & reduces recruitment admin headaches
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Recruiters deliver higher-quality candidates more efficiently
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External firms manage seasonal spikes & turnover challenges
Lady on the phone discussing recruitment outsourcing with a client

Outsourcing your recruitment requirements can save you a whole load of admin headaches. From writing the job specification, advertising the job, reading CVs, shortlisting suitable applicants, interviewing candidates and then deciding who is successful, it goes without saying recruitment can be tedious, slow and time-consuming. Such is the onerous nature of recruitment that it is hardly surprising many employers opt to outsource the recruitment process.

The Six Main Benefits of Outsourcing Your Recruitment Requirements

Reducing Costs Involved with Recruitment

Keeping your recruitment goals in-house has to be more cost-effective than outsourcing them to recruitment specialists, right? Wrong! Every minute an employee spends on the lengthy recruitment procedure could be spent on other key areas of the business.

Money would also have to be pumped into advertising the job in the likes of newspapers or expensive jobs boards, all of which adds up and is likely to end up costing more in time, money and effort than outsourcing the task to professional recruiters. Let’s also not forget social media promotion for recruitment – even organic social media content takes time to put together, and therefore money.

Streamline the Recruitment Process

Recruitment is an inherently competitive industry and subsequently, recruitment firms are under pressure to recruit the right people for the right roles, quickly and efficiently. This works at the employer’s advantage as recruiters are constantly looking for and implementing ways to streamline the recruitment process to be quicker and more efficient.

For example, one of the services we provide is candidate vetting via video interview which has candidates CVs attached. This saves our clients hours they might otherwise waste conducting irrelevant interviews with unsuitable candidates.

By outsourcing recruitment, organisations can benefit from this streamlined, efficient and quicker candidate vetting and recruitment process.

A Higher Quality of Candidates

Whilst an employer might know what type of candidate they are looking for to fill a role, recruitment firms have the experience and acumen to find the highest calibre of candidates. Once they have the job specification in hand, recruiters use their experience to identify and shortlist those they believe possess the right skills, qualifications and experience to be successful in the role.

A business manager uses external recruitment to shorlist a candidate from seven candidates
Outsourcing your recruitment requirements can save a lot of work

Save Time and Money by not Having to Refill a Position

By recruiting the right candidate first time round, employers are less likely to have to waste time, money and resources in refilling a post because the individual they initially chose was entirely suitable.

Again, this can make outsourcing recruitment tasks and objectives an invaluable and cost-effective investment.

Take Care of Recruitment Fluctuations and Seasonal Spikes

For organisations that experience seasonal spikes or periods of rapid growth, outsourcing recruitment requirements can be the most effective way to cater for employment fluctuations without negatively impacting the business.

For example, taking on additional staff during the summer period when permanent employees are on holiday can be challenging for businesses. Taking on an external recruitment firm to manage such recruitment trends can save a company significant amounts of time, stress and energy.

Reduce Higher Turnover Rates

Without any lost or interrupted productivity caused by recruitment demands, and the negative repercussions reduced productivity brings, such as lower employee and client engagement and reduced customer service standards, outsourcing recruitment tasks can ultimately result in companies enjoying a higher turnover rate.

A Few Final Thoughts on Outsourcing Your Recruitment Requirements

Outsourcing your recruitment requirements to a quality recruitment consultant can save your business a massive administrative headache. Hopefully, after reading the above article, you have a better understanding of the advantages.

The downside, of course, is that if you don’t choose the right consultant to work with, they can also create a great deal of work for you. That’s why it’s so important to make sure you choose the best agency for your business to work with.

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