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What Construction Search Specialists  will do for you, the Applicant

What Construction Search Specialists  will NOT do to you, the Applicant

  • Contact you to talk about your background and what you are looking for in your next position.
  • Listen to you. After all, how can we expect to find your ideal job unless we first find out what that is.
  • Review your resume and related information with you.
  • Hold your resume in strict confidence at all times. We only send your resume to prospective employers after we've had a chance to talk with you.
  • Actively search new and existing job openings for opportunities matching your skills.
  • Develop a strong working relationship through clear and open communication.
  • Work with the top general contractors and design firms.
  • Respect your privacy.
  • Put our 25+ years of construction, engineering, and architectural recruiting experience to work for you.
  • Assist with salary/relocation negotiations between yourself and potential employers.
  • Offer you full autonomy in making final decisions regarding your acceptance of a position.
  • Provide you with salary comparisons between different cities, so you can see how cost of living will affect your earning expectations.
  • Treat you as a number. Every candidate is an individual to us, and we find matches for you the old-fashioned way…person-to-person.
  • Charge you anything. At no time do we ever expect an applicant to pay us for anything. Our services are offered to you free of charge, so you have nothing to lose and everything to gain by contacting our office today.
  • Send your resume to a potential employer without contacting you first. We realize that it’s a small world and we want to avoid embarrassing/awkward situations as much as you do.
  • Pressure you into taking a job you don't want. It is in everyone's best interests for you to be completely satisfied with your new job. You don't have to worry about getting the 'hard sell' from us.
  • Waste your time discussing opportunities that aren't a good match with your skills.
  • Tell your current employer that you're looking. (Okay, this seems like a no-brainer but we've heard of it happening and we want to assure you that this is NOT how we do business.)
  • Talk about your background or skills with any other applicants. Any information you provide us with is treated as highly confidential.