Quick Start Forms

These "tools of the trade" are available for you in both a .doc and .pdf format and are designed to help save you time, get organized and keep better records.

It's important that you are able to get your home-based recruiting business off the ground quickly! That's why we have designed a number of letters, forms & templates to start you off on the right foot. These "tools of the trade" are available for you in both a .doc and .pdf format and are designed to help you save time, get organized and keep better records.

Whether you need a candidate application form or a job order form, my cheat sheets will show you how to "talk-the-talk" and get you up to speed in one day. Here is a partial list of what's included:

• Start up checklist - This form is designed to help you take the necessary steps when starting your home-based recruiting company.
• Daily plan - Use this guide to keep you on the right path. Plan your day; don't let your day plan you.
• Marketing call list - Keep track of your marketing calls so you can quickly refer back to them.
• Job order form - Use this form to take a job description from your client. This will guide you through asking the right questions.
• Signed agreement log - Keep track of your signed agreements so none of your job orders fall through the cracks.
• Recruiting call list - Keep track of your recruiting calls so you can quickly refer back to them.
• Candidate data form - Use this form to conduct a professional interview and ask the right questions.
• Progress report - Track your candidates through the interviewing process.
• Pipeline report - Keep track of the number of calls you make, the number of job orders, the number of signed agreements, the number of send outs and the number of placements you make.
• Placement data sheet - Know which questions to ask the hiring manager so you can know where and who to send the invoice to so it gets paid fast!
• And many more...