Associate Recruitment Consultant - Tank

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10 months ago

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Are you an ambitious, motivated and professional trainee looking to build a successful and rewarding career for yourself? Tank Recruitment, an IT/Engineering specialist recruitment agency, is seeking self-motivated and highly driven professionals to join our dynamic team. If you are looking to expand your sales capabilities while working with some of the world's largest technology organizations, this is an excellent opportunity for you. We offer limitless opportunities for growth, providing a transparent and tangible career progression path with clear promotion targets.

The Associate Recruitment Consultant role…

As an Associate Recruitment Consultant, you'll be working in a sales role, engaging with candidates and clients both over the phone and in person. We're actively looking for hard working, motivated and driven people to join our fast growing team and have all the tools to make your recruitment career as successful as possible! You won't need any prior experience - we'll teach you everything you need to know. All you require is a positive attitude and the motivation to succeed!

Day to day role;

Cold calling - clients and candidates
Building new business relationships with external companies (clients)
Servicing client requirements by finding suitable candidates for vacancies
Screening candidates
Arranging interviews and managing candidates through process
Booking and attending client meetings
Offering candidates and managing post offer communication between candidates and clientsRequirements:

Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, target-driven environment.
Self-motivated and results-oriented mindset.
Excellent negotiation and persuasion abilities.
Familiarity with the IT/Engineering industry is a plus.

Why Tank?

Here at Tank? we understand that everyone is different. Whether it's incredible training that you're looking for, high earning potential, amazing incentives or fast career progression... you'll find that we offer something for you. As one of our staff you will have available to you:

An Uncapped Commission structure.
Clear, fast-track career progression routes.
Monthly Tank clubs and lunch clubs
Bi-Annual holiday targets.
Early 4pm Friday finish
Beer Fridge.
Specialists in Technology and Engineering recruitment to teach you the ropes.
In-house training If you are ready to take your sales career to the next level and work with a reputable IT/Engineering recruitment agency, Tank Recruitment is the perfect place for you. Join our team and unleash your potential while making a significant impact on the industry.

To apply, please submit your CV.

We appreciate all applications, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Tank Recruitment is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

We look forward to receiving your application

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