When searching for your next executive, you might be faced with different kinds of services offering to do the same service – find the best executive for your company. However, each different service has their own advantages and disadvantages, and depending on your needs, you may go with either. Headhunting and Executive Search, while are similar in most respects as they both work to fill positions in a company, there are subtle differences between both. In this article, we look at the difference between Top Headhunting Firms in China and Retained Executive Search Firm in China.
Similarities
Headhunting firms and executive search firms work
to fill positions in companies. They are hired by the organization that has an
executive requirement. They are usually hired by companies when they have a
very specific need, or when they are unable to find the suitable person who
matches their needs.
Differences
While headhunting firms work on a contingency basis, which means that
there will not be any fee charged to the client unless a candidate recommended
by them is hired, a retained executive search firm will be in a retainer with
the client company. This means that there is some kind of retainer deposit due
before they start their search process.
The confidentiality extended by headhunting firms and retained executive
search firms are also different. Headhunting firms never work on a confidential
basis, while retained executive search firms always work on a confidential
basis.
Headhunting firms are also unable to, and will never give performance guarantees of their candidates to the client organizations. Retained ExecutiveSearch Firms will be in a position to, and will provide candidate performance guarantees to the client organization, and the client can demand the retained executive search firm replace the candidate if the performance of the candidate is not adequate.
Retained executive search firms also offer additional services such as onboarding and integration of the candidate and leadership development services.
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