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We measure
our success through the yardstick of client’s
objectives being met and candidate being
happy on the job. We constantly introspect
ourselves to further raise our standards
of service to ensure the list of satisfied
clients and happy candidates keeps growing.
Exclusivity
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We
work on exclusive terms in our
searches which allows us to understand
client’s requirements in
greater depth, prepare customized
search strategies and add value
to the client’s recruitment
process with critical inputs based
on our understanding of business
dynamics and expertise in human
capital domain. |
Hands-on Team
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At
Career Access, the team presenting
our capabilities to the client
is the team who actually executes
the project. This ensures that
the client actually gets what
is promised. |
Documented Search Process
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One
of the strengths of our search
methodology is that each stage
of the process is well documented,
which ensures that all candidate
meetings / client correspondence
/ search related documents are
properly recorded and no time
goes waste in duplication. A thoroughly
maintained client file ensures
that any stage can be revisited
and corrective action can be taken
immediately. |
Client Communication
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We
ensure that our clients are updated
on a regular basis through frequent
verbal updates, emails and voicemails,
during the entire search. |
Candidates
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Our
focus remains fixed on finding
perfect fits from a culture, personality,
expectations and competency perspective.
This requires us to understand
candidate’s perspective
of his/her aspirations and career
needs. Our consultants also provide
candidates consultancy on career
path and help them make right
decisions. |
Post Joining Support
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We
do not believe the search ends
with acceptance of offer by the
candidate. We actively work with
the hired candidate and client
even after the joining to ensure
that requisite action on teething
issues, if any, is taken promptly. |
Business Ethics
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As
a standard practice, we avoid
quick fixes or recommending highest
cost candidates. |
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