Candidate Focused Approach
Distil is more than just somewhere you go when you want a new job. We are here as a consultancy for you: To help you with market information and recruitment trends, discussing options and making the decisions that enhance and build your career. The role of the Recruitment Agency has evolved and we reflect this by priding ourselves on placing the Candidate Experience at the centre of our service.
We offer an honest and clear thinking approach, working with valued clients and connecting with a network of IT professionals to fill vacancies. Our services are available to IT Professionals at every stage of your career. Even when job seeking is not high on the priority list we can still keep you informed on new or niche opportunities that could interest you.
Why work with us?
No Pressure
We understand that you may be with other agencies, or in other application processes. We don’t claim to offer every suitable vacancy in your sector but are here to represent opportunities with a select number of clients that we know and trust. All we ask in return is honesty.
Tailored Service
We tailor the service according to YOUR needs. Calls after 6pm? Text / email only? No mailshots? You are in charge. We will have an initial meeting and set expectations of the level of service you require.
Investment of Time
We work as partners with our clients and take time to understand their requirements, opportunities and processes. We can then ensure that you are fully briefed about a vacancy and the recruitment process beyond what is on the job spec and the company website. We spend time with you in terms of CV and interview preparation and will never rush a process or have you go to an interview feeling underprepared.
Empowerment
We maintain networks, we make introductions, we manage processes, and negotiate on your behalf but you are always the one calling the shots. We listen to you and consult with you throughout any process. We will advise you and make recommendations to you – sometimes with feedback that might be difficult – but always in a constructive and respectful way.