01Share the role and hiring context
The most useful first conversation includes the reason for the hire, the reporting line, business timeline, work arrangement and what success should look like in the first six to twelve months. For contract needs, it also helps to outline expected duration, deliverables and budget parameters. This allows us to advise on market fit, likely search approach and whether the brief is better suited to executive search, contract staffing or permanent recruitment.
02When to contact us about a search
It makes sense to reach out when a hire is business-critical, when internal sourcing has produced limited relevant candidates or when the role requires sector-specific judgment. Employers also contact us when they need confidential outreach, a broader geographic search or practical compensation insight before formally opening a role. Early discussions often reduce delays caused by unrealistic specifications or mismatched hiring models.
03Useful detail for candidate inquiries
Candidates can contact us regarding current opportunities, sector alignment and the kinds of roles we typically support. The strongest introductions include a resume and a brief note on functional background, target role type, location preferences and whether contract or permanent work is of interest. That context helps us assess fit and respond more effectively.