Recruitment Consultant

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7 months ago
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Launch Your Career with MorePeople in Recruitment! 🚀

The recruitment industry is booming, and at MorePeople, we're not just keeping up - we're setting new standards! If you're a recent graduate hungry for a challenging and rewarding career, we want to talk to you.

If you're established in Sales or Account Management then give us a call.

Why MorePeople?

✨ Exciting Growth: We're not just hitting targets; we're surpassing them consistently, leading to rapid business growth. Join us, and you'll find a dynamic environment with endless opportunities for career progression, fun, and the chance to earn substantial rewards.

✨ Comprehensive Onboarding: As a recent graduate, we understand you might be unsure of your career path. At MorePeople, we provide excellent onboarding, training, and development programs, guiding you into the thriving food and agriculture recruitment sector.

✨ Performance-Driven Culture: Recruitment is a field where your efforts directly impact your success. With MorePeople, you can quickly see your earnings grow - expect on-target earnings exceeding £30k in year one, £50k in year two, and six figures beyond that.

✨ Established Reputation: With over 25 years in the business, MorePeople boasts a strong brand and an impressive list of big-name clients. We're deeply integrated into our industries, actively participating in industry bodies, trade events, and hosting director dinners.

✨ Diverse and Dynamic Team: Join a team of dynamic, driven individuals who work hard and play hard. Monthly and quarterly incentives, including unique experiences like wine tasting, gin making, and more, await those who contribute to our success. Regular team lunches, socials, and beers are all part of the package.

How to Connect:

Ready to launch your recruitment career with MorePeople? Check out our website for more details or call Andy or Rich at (phone number removed).

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