Day-to-day operating brief
What Resourcer (Candidate) work looks like in practice
A Recruitment Resourcer searches databases and networks, engages candidates, conducts initial screening and maintains pipelines for consultants or client accounts. The role handles personal information and employment history but usually does not own final client terms or compliance clearance. Terms should identify desks and sectors, sourcing tools, candidate ownership, activity and quality measures, representation consent, commission credit and the level of authority for submissions. Contact volume should not reward duplicate records, unsolicited disclosure or invented suitability. Sourcing notes should preserve the search logic, contact permission and evidence behind an apparent match. A copied profile or keyword hit is not a completed screen, and unavailable prospects should not inflate a live delivery shortlist. Market maps should also distinguish approached, responded, screened and declined people so later consultants understand the actual state of each relationship.
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