How does WSNE screen IT candidates?+
Agree the role-specific screening checklist with the recruitment team. It should cover essential technical experience, project contribution, compensation, work location and availability. Your hiring team should define and own the technical assessment and confirm any additional checks included in the engagement.
Can we hire for specialist technology requirements?+
Share the technology stack, business context, seniority and non-negotiable requirements. The recruitment team can assess sourcing feasibility and discuss a plan. Do not substitute a certification or broad technology label for evidence of the particular work you need.
What should we include in our hiring brief?+
Share the role, number of openings, essential skills, experience, salary budget, work location, work model and target joining date. Include interview stages, assessment owners and feedback availability. For shift-based hiring, add working hours and transport arrangements.
How are shortlist delivery and completed hiring different?+
A shortlist gives your team screened profiles to review. A hire follows assessment, selection, offer acceptance and joining. Agree these milestones separately, because interview capacity, notice periods and candidate decisions affect delivery.
How are fees and replacement conditions agreed?+
Request a written proposal setting out the service scope, fee basis, invoice trigger, payment terms, assessment responsibilities, replacement eligibility and exclusions. The agreement for your requirement governs the terms; a generic website statement does not replace it.