During the pandemic how we worked has changed for ever. Hybrid and remote working has become the new norm and this has impacted on tech recruitment. Phoenix is a global specialist search agency that was set up by founder and co-CEO Ed Rossiter in 2018.
Offering recruitment services to companies in tech, fintech, financial services and professional services, Phoenix has scaled rapidly throughout the course of pandemic, while servicing many Irish companies with the same ambitions. Ronan talks to Ed Rossiter about the latest tech recruitment trends and more.
Ed talks about what Phoenix has seen in the work place, remote working, the tech jobs that are most in demand, videoconferencing, the pandemic, interviewing for jobs remotely, working for startup or an established company and up skilling.
Phoenix is redefining the way recruitment is executed, by creating a more personalised, modern and bespoke approach. They are helping companies scale globally and conquer the world by finding the right people at the right time.
Providing agile, tech-enabled recruitment services to help scaling companies reach their goals. As a young company who have grown rapidly throughout the pandemic, Phoenix understands the needs of a new workforce, helping companies expand internationally and hire top talent in targeted areas.
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