How can I search for recruitment agencies that charge you a fee but definitely find you a job?
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I am sorry to say that there are no guarantees that they will find you a job or that the job they may find you is an appropriate one that you can keep for any period of time. Going through an agency means they get paid to find you a job, but it doesn't mean its the right one for you.
765939
Please,visit the site below for more choice.This one of the most relaible recruitment agency in town.Send your C.V to them.\n\nwww.monster.com
590033
Gloknick, sweetie, this is not the forum for job searching.  Try the want ads.
212475
some companies such as google offer jobs to search, but to be honest im not sure of the way you go about getting one or applying for one, sorry about the pun, but try searching and you will find a agency who offers the job on behalf of clients...
567107
By applying with some of the Recruitment firm that work on placing people there.\n\nGo to Google and type "Jobs in UK"\n\nI am sure it will give you links to different job site that have jobs in UK.... so then u can take it up from there.
290745
Go into shops, restaurants, stores etc ( if you're right on their doorstep looking keen...its harder for them to say no)\n\nAsk friends and family.\n\nLook in the local papers.\n\nLook on recruitment websites.
516532
Talk to a recruiter they will know.
529676
Any job site that charges you a fee should be treated with a lot of suspicion. A legitimate headhunter gets their payment from the employer once you start working. A job should be paying you and not the other way around. I would NOT do this if it were me looking for a job.
647462
The employers are paying those agencies.  Are you prepared to pay a high commission to a head hunter?  Like 10-20% of your first year salary?  That's what they get to find you a job.  It's okay if they work for the employer, they still want to see you get the job, so work with them and that way you aren't paying that commission and you are still hearing about jobs.
288488
Try this global recruitment company
611416
No. I have looked. Every at hoime internet job wants you to pay a registration fee or something, or at least give them credit card details. Anyone that asks for all that isn't genuine. I honestly don't believe that there is a genuine one.
1009044
~Pretty much depends on your qualifications and experience combined with the availability of positions within your geographic search area.  Why not check with an employment agency with more specific knowledge?  If that hasn't occurred to you, I would guess you lack the initiative to handle the job.  If it has occuured to you, what are you doing posting the question here?
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It may help to use a service such as Monster.com:\n\nhttp://hiring.monster.com/index.aspx?redirect=http%3A%2F%2Frecruiter%2Emonster%2Ecom%2Findex%2Easp
1021142
They have magazines that list casting calls, (kind of like a news paper classifieds listing).  Get an agent it's probably the easiest way.
850654
Most of the "firms" that charge job applicants are scams.\n\nThere are very few industries where the applicant pays for the job search, and you should never pay to have your application submitted to just one company, or industry.  If the recruitement firm was legitimate, the company would pay them to find a new hire.\n\nHave they given you an itemized list of what your money is paying for?  Or just vague promises like "we will get your resume into the hands of hundreds of hiring managers".  Because you can already do that for free at Monster.\n\nGood luck
159631
Try http://www.g2bay.com/resumes\n\nThis is one interesting Recruiting company.  They split their commission with job seekers 50-50!
112391
no but there are thousands of job search websites you can check out