The Domar Group, Inc. employs an
innovative solution to the executive search process that focuses
on ensuring that candidates match with a client's culture and companies
philosophy. By utilizing our Coaching Model and Candidate assessment
tools; this process helps both the candidate and our client find
the most ideal candidate for the best job reducing employee turn
over and increasing job satisfaction. We analyze and interpret each
client’s unique culture and organizational needs in order
to meet requirements, then determine the qualifications, personality
traits and background required for an exceptional hire.
Understanding a client’s business and culture,
personality traits required, and the skills necessary for the position,
enables us to develop an extensive search model that: identifies
well-qualified candidates in a timely manner, determines the skill
and key behavioral traits desired, And selects those individuals
who are most appropriate for the opportunity. Using a number of
highly specialized tools to measure personality, Emotional Intelligence
and work behavioral traits; we are able to determine which candidates
ideally fit a position.
The clients are then presented with a well-crafted
candidate profile that emphasizes resume and performance factors
coupled with skill levels and personality traits. When an offer
is made to a prospective candidate, our team is skilled in negotiating
thereby effectively presenting compensation, benefit and relocation
packages.
Our clients indicate candidates we provide exhibit
dynamic leadership abilities, tend to be more entrepreneurial and
successful in their professional lives, and more stable in their
personal lives. The value provided by The Domar Group, Inc. has
established many long-term relations with clients and candidates.
Executive Search is not the same as agency
recruitment. Assignment driven, the objective is to find the right
person for the job not the right job for the person. The Search
process can be broken down into eight stages: business development,
making the pitch, taking the brief, conducting research, approaching
the candidate, the interview, completion, and finally, ongoing client
relationship management.
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