Dear Seniors,
Warm greetings.
I have recently opened up my placement company, Career Alliances. Since I am doing well, I would now like to expand my connections and am willing to go for direct associations with BPO (domestic & international). Currently, I am working as a sub-vendor for many consultants. Additionally, I would like to recruit for IT companies.
Kindly help me with the procedure of approaching these companies' HR for the same.
I would appreciate your suggestions and advice.
Regards,
Shweta Kaul
9582973725
From India, Delhi
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2Warm greetings.
I have recently opened up my placement company, Career Alliances. Since I am doing well, I would now like to expand my connections and am willing to go for direct associations with BPO (domestic & international). Currently, I am working as a sub-vendor for many consultants. Additionally, I would like to recruit for IT companies.
Kindly help me with the procedure of approaching these companies' HR for the same.
I would appreciate your suggestions and advice.
Regards,
Shweta Kaul
9582973725
From India, Delhi
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Developing New Industry Contacts
First and foremost, you have to start by developing new contacts in the industry. Since you already have a database of candidates from a particular city, start targeting 4 to 5 new clients whom you have never contacted each week. Call the office, and you will likely reach the reception or security. Chances are that you will get a reply saying that the HR is not in their seat or is in a meeting. Get their name and pursue again until you succeed in talking to the right person.
Obviously, you cannot approach clients where you are already working as a sub-vendor, as it may breach the non-circumvent clause with your contractor.
From India, Chennai
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First and foremost, you have to start by developing new contacts in the industry. Since you already have a database of candidates from a particular city, start targeting 4 to 5 new clients whom you have never contacted each week. Call the office, and you will likely reach the reception or security. Chances are that you will get a reply saying that the HR is not in their seat or is in a meeting. Get their name and pursue again until you succeed in talking to the right person.
Obviously, you cannot approach clients where you are already working as a sub-vendor, as it may breach the non-circumvent clause with your contractor.
From India, Chennai
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