Forge Search

Forge Search

Staffing and Recruiting

Greenville, South Carolina 11,199 followers

Forge is a recruiting & consulting firm built on partnerships & powered by relationships. Partnering with you. For you.

About us

Forge is a people-first professional recruiting firm that equips growing companies and candidates to succeed in an evolving world. We bring clarity, confidence, and empathy to the search for talent, and train companies to develop recruiting processes. Based in Greenville, SC, Forge works with companies across the Southeast, specializing in accounting, finance, HR, and marketing recruiting.

Website
http://www.forgesc.com
Industry
Staffing and Recruiting
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Greenville, South Carolina
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2021

Locations

  • Primary

    135 S Main St

    Suite 401

    Greenville, South Carolina 29601, US

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Employees at Forge Search

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    You’ve recruited the best Accounting Manager you’ve ever interviewed! The offer letter is signed, the background check is cleared, and the start date is set. Whew. Now the hard work is done. Or is it? The reality is that your first 90 days with a new hire is crucial to their long-term success. Research shows that one-third of approximately 1,000 employees have quit a job within six months of starting it. That’s a lot of time, energy, and money. So how do you ensure longevity? ✨ Onboarding starts before they start. Consider sending the new hire access to your company’s intranet or any pre-boarding portals where they can start completing necessary paperwork, thus freeing up their first day for more engaging activities. ✨ Document processes and procedures. Utilize tools that allow you to create step-by-step guides or videos explaining common procedures within your department. ✨ Set up cross-functional dialogue. Encourage your new hire to interact with different departments early on. Understanding how the accounting functions tie into other parts of the business is essential for a holistic view of the company’s objectives. For more onboarding tips, check the Forge blog. Link below.

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    Each of us at Forge are committed to caring deeply --about our candidates and our clients. About the details, timeliness, accuracy, and sending people who are a good fit... and about never giving up. It's an intentional combination of technical expertise and deep care. We'll work long and hard, partnering with you and for you, to find the right person for your team. Forge Search. It's time to forge a new path.

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    Have you ever wondered how to write the perfect resume? How to capture all of your accomplishments and successes? We created a guide to writing a succinct, modern resume that will help gain attention from hiring managers. You want to include important things like a summary, professional experience, take into account the length -- no more than 2 pages, and add in education & technical skills. To read more in-depth and also have a downloadable template to reference, check our Forge insights. Link in the comments.

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    An interview's strength depends on asking the right questions. We recommend making a list of open-ended questions to use with each candidate you interview for a particular role and ask each candidate the same questions. This is the best way to assess every candidate you interview fairly. Second, get to know the person -- what do they value in life and work? What is their background? It's a good way to see who they are outside of their skills set. Ask things like, "What legacy did you leave at your last job?" Last but not least, offer the opportunity for the candidate to ask *you* questions. What type of questions are they asking you? (Hint: if you're being interviewed, always have a spare question or two!).

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