We ask first
We get clear on the job, the team and what a good hire looks like before we start looking.
Apply straight to the jobs we have open. We never give an employer your phone number or email. We ask you first, every time.
For a job that is open now, or just to be on our list if nothing fits today. A scan or a phone photo of a printed CV works fine.
We ask what a CV never says: when you could start, what you want to earn, whether you'd move, and what you don't want.
We only put you forward when the job actually fits, and we tell you who the employer is first. The same person stays with you through to the offer.
The employer sees a profile we write from your CV: your experience, when you can start, what you want to earn. Not your phone number, not your email, not your LinkedIn. We speak to you before we put you forward, every time.
We get clear on the job, speak to every candidate ourselves, and tell you what you need to decide: their experience, why they want the move, when they can start, where they are, and what they want to be paid.
We get clear on the job, the team and what a good hire looks like before we start looking.
Everyone we send you has already spoken to us, not just matched on paper.
You get a short, clear profile on each candidate, and the same consultant from first call to offer.
Many of the people we place are moving for the job, from elsewhere in Africa, from India or from the Gulf, into a senior or specialist role on the continent.
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No. We speak to you first and write up a profile from your CV. Your phone number, email and original CV stay with Path Recruiters. The employer only sees what we prepare.
Once the employer has confirmed the pay, we show it on the job. If it isn't listed yet, tell us what you're expecting when you apply. We'll tell you early if it's out of range, so you're not sitting through an interview for nothing.
Yes. Plenty of the people we place are moving to Africa from India, the Gulf or elsewhere. Apply the same way: a scan or a phone photo of a printed CV is fine.
Yes. A lot of jobs start out private. We begin with people we already know, then agree with you if and when to advertise it.
A recruiter reads what you send and replies with a real next step. No automated emails.