Recruitment Consultant

Allington, Kent
10 months ago
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Been in recruitment for one year or more and ready for that next step?

Nowhere to go in your current company?

Want bigger earnings, more autonomy, and a clear progression path?

Looking for a brand that opens doors and a manager who will support you to succeed?

This could be the role for you…

I'm working with an established recruitment agency to find a Senior Recruitment Consultant for their Maidstone office.

You'll join a high-performing construction recruitment team, with the flexibility to specialise in temp or perm, blue collar or white collar-whatever plays to your strengths.

What's in It for You?

Basic Salary: £28-31k
On Target Earnings: £62k+
Location: Maidstone
Flexibility when you need it
Ongoing professional development
The opportunity to build your management skills
A warm desk with existing clients & national contracts
A respected brand that opens doors & wins business
Support from a hands-on manager & collaborative team

What You'll Be Doing

Dealing with key clients
Taking the next step towards management
Sourcing and engaging talent
Managing the full recruitment cycle
Building strong relationships with candidates and clients
Developing new business & maximising existing client partnerships
Negotiating offers and ensuring smooth placements
Hitting (and exceeding) sales targets
What You Need to Succeed

1+ years of recruitment experience
Eligibility to work in the UK (no restrictions)
Strong communication, persuasion, and negotiation skills
Commercially minded, sales-driven, and hungry for success
Organised, proactive, and resilient in a fast-paced environment
A confident relationship builder with a growth mindset

Ready for your next step?

Great - just click apply, and let's chat

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