Senior Recruitment Consultant

Bracknell
1 year ago
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Position: Senior Recruitment Consultant / Recruitment Consultant
Salary: £Negotiable & dependant on experience, plus commission and benefits
Location: Bracknell, Berkshire
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:45am till 5:30pm (work from home and 5pm finishes on Friday's)

TechNichols Resourcing Ltd are a 5 star recruitment company as voted on Google, holding 290+ Google Reviews. We are small, boutique and privately owned Recruitment company, opening its doors in February 2016 and specialising in the Manufacturing and Engineering Recruitment industry.

Due to our success and reputation, we have reached an exciting point where we require the skills of someone new with passion, drive and hunger to join our successful team.

The role will cover a range of responsibilities including qualifying jobs, advertising, screening and shortlisting candidates, communicating with both candidates and clients (over the phone and face to face), and making new introductions and sales to new clients.

Ideally you will have some recruitment experience, either at Senior or Consultant or management level with a track record in fulfilling a 360 position. Any experience in Engineering, Manufacturing, FMCG, CNC and Maintenance sectors is highly desirable but by no means essential. Our industry can be taught for the right person who holds the right attitude and work ethic. You must however be confortable and confident on the phone.

Requirements

Ideally you will have Recruitment experience, either at Senior or Consultant level or similiar sales experience
Excellent communication skills with the ability to build relationships
Committed to building a career within the recruitment industry
Positive and persuasive with strong interpersonal skills
Hard working and willingness to learn
Excellent prioritisation skills
Driving license & Vehicle

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