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Senior Recruitment Opportunities - California

londonlady
#1
Hi,

My boyfriend and I are currently living in London and are seriously discussing the possibility of a move out to CA however everything really depends on the employment situation out there.

I am 25 and a Recruitment Consultant(specialising in mid-senior level Financial Technology Sales) and my boyfriend is a Manager within the same company and runs a team which specialises in placing mid-senior level Java professionals.

Can anyone shed some more light as to what the potential career opportunities are in CA and if recruitment is a big market?

Many thanks

LondonLady
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Head Hunter China
#2
Drop me your resume - if you want to consider Kelly Services Search and Selection business
I will then see if a contact in the US can help you

mark_hall@kellyservices.cn

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robert knox
#3
hi Londonlady,
I would say CA is a pilgrimage for recruitment jobs. Surely there are many opportunities you can get.
Make sure you posses leadership qualities and have good case studies prepared.
You may also check this link to start your job hunt
careerjet.com/recruitment-jobs/california-370.html
prai1986
#4
hi,
i have got a job offer for the post of Asst.HR coordinator in CA, but the pay is very poor.
can anyone help me find me a better job in HR?
it u'd b really very helpful.

Thanks a lot
FeeAcer
#5
Hi prai1986, welcome to Expat.com! :)
You might want to check out the job offers in California's Classifieds -> Human resources section or even post an ad yourself.
Good luck
Arlette
Calgary2California
#6
Hello Robert Knox

Canadian needing to get to So. Cal.  Just finishing Docotoral level degree in Education.  Seems that finding work and moreover a recruiter is impossible.  What am I missing?
Ciambella
#7

Calgary2California wrote:

Hello Robert Knox


You’re replying to a 10 year old comment from a poster whose last visit to the forum was 9 years ago.

cjimc114
#8

@londonlady


I would say recruitment is more of an 'old boys' network that can be hard to get your bearings in. Yeah it's like that in some ways but don't give up.

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