Dear friends,
I am planning to start a recruitment firm in Chennai. I need your inputs on:
1. What are the basics to set up a recruitment firm?
2. Recruitment business plan and how to acquire clients.
3. Legal formalities to open up a recruitment firm.
Anticipating your valuable information and tips.
Thanks,
Saravanakumar
From India, Madras
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I am planning to start a recruitment firm in Chennai. I need your inputs on:
1. What are the basics to set up a recruitment firm?
2. Recruitment business plan and how to acquire clients.
3. Legal formalities to open up a recruitment firm.
Anticipating your valuable information and tips.
Thanks,
Saravanakumar
From India, Madras
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Dear Saravana Kumar,
Here, I can give you some inputs:
- First, set up your location, which is well-known to people. (Address)
- Register your company name according to the prevailing Legal Acts there. (Factories Act/ Shops and Establishment Act, etc)
Please let me know if you need further assistance or information.
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
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6Here, I can give you some inputs:
- First, set up your location, which is well-known to people. (Address)
- Register your company name according to the prevailing Legal Acts there. (Factories Act/ Shops and Establishment Act, etc)
Please let me know if you need further assistance or information.
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
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Acquiring Clients:
I have an idea, check this out if you feel comfortable.
- Hire a graduate with a minimum package who has good communication skills and knows the area well.
- You will ask him only to visit the offices/companies and get the concerned person's visiting card or phone number and drop your card there.
- Take an appointment with the help of the card or number provided by your guy and reach them personally to make a deal.
- Prepare an agreement copy that will be valid for a certain period and includes the terms and conditions and also the service fee, etc...!
One important thing I would share with you is don't make contacts only for business; make contacts for a relationship. Automatically, you will get business in a certain time period from all the people with whom you are maintaining a relationship.
For any other clarifications, you can mail me.
From India, Hyderabad
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I have an idea, check this out if you feel comfortable.
- Hire a graduate with a minimum package who has good communication skills and knows the area well.
- You will ask him only to visit the offices/companies and get the concerned person's visiting card or phone number and drop your card there.
- Take an appointment with the help of the card or number provided by your guy and reach them personally to make a deal.
- Prepare an agreement copy that will be valid for a certain period and includes the terms and conditions and also the service fee, etc...!
One important thing I would share with you is don't make contacts only for business; make contacts for a relationship. Automatically, you will get business in a certain time period from all the people with whom you are maintaining a relationship.
For any other clarifications, you can mail me.
From India, Hyderabad
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