Work we take

Pick the part of the hiring file that will not explain itself.

Each engagement is a bounded review with a sample, a workshop, and a letter. Fees are quoted after scoping. Nothing here is a checkout, and we do not take payment on this site.

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Where applications first land

Intake file review

We reconstruct how a vacancy collects, acknowledges, and stores applications from the first form through the first human read.

8–12 working days after the sample is complete

Colleagues comparing notes around a meeting table

Advert versus shortlist

Screening criteria audit

We test whether the people who advanced match the criteria you published, and whether unpublished filters did the real work.

10–14 working days

Empty chairs around a table after an interview session

What the notes actually say

Interview record audit

We examine scoring sheets, free-text notes, panel composition, and whether a later reader could reconstruct why one applicant moved and another did not.

7–10 working days

Planner, laptop and printed sheets on a wooden desk

The last mile of the file

Offer and rejection trail

We follow who was offered, who was declined, what was sent, who approved it, and whether unsuccessful applicants were closed with a dated record.

6–9 working days

Person reviewing documents in a quiet office

What you keep, who can see it

Applicant data and retention review

We inspect how application packs are stored, who can open them, how long unsuccessful files remain, and whether your notices match the practice.

9–13 working days

Team discussing papers in a bright workplace

Applications you did not collect yourself

Agency and portal channel audit

We review how third-party agencies, job portals, and walk-in drives feed your hiring file, and where those channels break your own rules.

8–12 working days