How We Place Candidates

Our model includes interviewing and pre-qualifying candidates like yourself, and then placing you in positions with our client companies. We fill long-term (permanent) positions using either an Evaluation-To-Hire or direct hire model. We also fill shorter term assignments using a project-based staffing model.

Evaluation-To-Hire

Well over 50% of college grads leave their first position after graduation within 2 years.  This is expensive for hiring companies.  For candidates, the wrong job fit can be a nightmare.  Our Evaluation-To-Hire (ETH) model is intended to make sure that both parties are comfortable with the fit before the hiring company makes a direct job offer.  In the ETH model, once the client decides that they would like to have you fill a position, GradStaff hires you as a GradStaff employee.  You are assigned to the client location where you work under the client direction.  At the completion of the ETH period, typically 4 months, the client may extend you an offer of full-time employment.  ETH is our most popular staffing model since it helps insure that the fit is right for both parties

Fee-Based Placement/Direct Hire

While most of our clients prefer the ETH approach, some feel more comfortable with a direct hire model. We have developed a flexible direct hire program, which is comparable with other fee-based search firms, and allows our client to hire you directly, bypassing the typical four month evaluation phase.

Short-Term/Project Staffing

Short-term or project-based positions can last anywhere from a few weeks to many months. They are a great way for you get experience, enhance your resume and earn a competitive income. This approach is perfect for people who aren't sure what they want to do, aren't ready to commit to a long term career, or have plans for graduate school.

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