Our services

Hiring needs a human perspective.

Explore recruitment and staffing approaches built around the work, the people, and the next step your organization has in mind.

Three ways to begin

Start with the outcome you need. Then define the details that will shape a useful recruiting conversation.

01

A long-term addition

Direct Hire

When the goal is a permanent addition to your organization, the search begins with a clear picture of the role and the person it calls for.

  • Permanent hiring needs
  • Role and candidate requirements
  • Employer-led selection and offers
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02

Support for a defined need

Contract Staffing

Changing workloads and time-bound projects call for thoughtful planning around skills, availability, assignment scope, and working arrangements.

  • Project and assignment requirements
  • Schedule and duration
  • Clear operational responsibilities
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03

The broader hiring picture

Talent Solutions

Some hiring conversations extend beyond a single role. Bring your workforce priorities into focus and explore the approach that fits your organization.

  • Talent search discussions
  • Workforce planning priorities
  • Role and process alignment
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For both sides of the conversation

Clear expectations.
Better-informed decisions.

Recruiting connects an organization's requirements with a person's experience and goals.

CGR emphasizes accurate role information, direct communication, and a clear understanding of responsibilities. The scope, terms, and fees of any employer engagement are agreed separately in writing.

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Tell us about the work ahead.

Share a role, a project, or a workforce need. A focused conversation is a useful place to begin.