Recruiting
Want to add staff or an Associate Financial Advisor, but don't know when you'd have the time to train — let alone interview — a new employee?
I have been in the industry for over 20 years, and have been both an advisor and support staff. This unique perspective helps me understand the personnel needs for each level of employee
Free up your time to focus on your business
A recruiting engagement will include
Develop job posting
Place ad (and re-post ad if necessary)
Receive all resumes and store for at least one year as required by law
Review all resumes, identifying top candidates
Contact top candidates to schedule a telephone interview (typically 45 to 90 minutes)
Introduce top candidates to you
Schedule and conduct a call with you to discuss the top candidates, provide interview pointers and possible assessments
Discuss the candidates with you after their interviews, determine next steps
Contact references, if you choose
Discuss your final decision and next steps
Send decline email to candidates not selected
A recruiting engagement does not include
Background checks
Face to face interviews, unless previously agreed to
Although we do everything in our power to locate qualified candidates, we cannot guarantee qualified candidates will appear when we want
The results
Better pool of candidates from which to select
Less pressured decisions, leading to a better choice
I can be the “bad guy” if a friend, family member or client suggests the advisor hire someone they know. That candidate will be considered along with all others, and may not rise to the top.
Conduct better interviews by being prepared with questions and evaluation criteria
Find out more by getting in touch
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1680C Laguna Street
Concord, CA 94520
(925) 680-7549 office
(510) 381-8046 mobile