Our Process

Before you choose a recruiting firm, you should be comfortable with its search and selection process. We utilize the following in-depth and comprehensive process as we conduct each search:


Initial Resume Review

We will evaluate your resume to determine if it matches with current or recurring job opportunities we place for our client companies. When we set up a time for you to come into our office to interview, please be sure to e-mail us a Word document and treat it as a first interview with a company.


Interview

We'll discuss where you've been as well as where you want to go professionally
Exchange of information about current job openings that match your professional history and goals
Discussion of what to expect when changing jobs as well as unemployment consultation
Free computer/office skill tests and training, if needed

Interview Coordination

NorthShore Staffing Group will act as the liaison between you and our client companies to arrange mutually-convenient interview times
Your NorthShore Staffing Group Account Manager can share valuable insight with you on the company and individuals you are about to interview with

Interview Analysis

Post-interview discussion on how closely the prospective company/job opportunity lines up with your professional priorities
You will receive pertinent feedback from the company so you'll know where you stand in the process
Scheduling and preparation for subsequent interviews, as necessary
Discussion of acceptable salary ranges and start date
As the possibility of an offer draws nearer, we'll discuss your strategy for giving notice, particularly when faced with pressure to stay with your current company

Offer Coordination / Start Date Confirmation

Assistance in coordinating your job offer and acceptance

Resignation and Counter Offer Consultation

Your NorthShore Staffing Group Account Manager will remain close-by as you manage your resignation, providing assistance as needed

Ongoing Follow-Up

NorthShore Staffing Group will stay in touch as you prepare to start your new job, 30-60 days after you've begun your new career, and long-term to see that your transition has gone as smoothly as possible