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Recruiter.com (OTCQB: RCRT) is disrupting the $120 billion recruiting and staffing industry by combining an AI and Video hiring platform with the world’s largest network of small and independent recruiters. Leveraging artificial intelligence matching technology and a scalable SaaS-enabled marketplace platform, Recruiter.com is committed to opening doors for people by making professional hiring easier.

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Recruiter.com Partners with Quickfee, Bringing Flexible Online Payment Solutions to Recruiting and HR Professionals

HOUSTON – Recruiter.com Group, Inc. (OTCQB: RCRT), an on-demand hiring platform powered by more than 28,000 recruiters and AI and video hiring technology, is today announcing that QuickFee has joined its roster of partner companies, bringing flexible online payment solutions to the growing Recruiter.com Marketplace.

The Recruiter.com Marketplace provides its community of independent recruiters and partner companies with value-added services, such as low-cost healthcare for independent business owners, tech-forward marketing tools, background check services, co-working space, and more. And now, through QuickFee’s integrated online financing platform, the broader Recruiter.com community has access to flexible-term and interest-free payment solutions.

“Small and independent recruiters and staffing firms need accessible and frictionless solutions to their cash flow needs,” said Evan Sohn, CEO, Recruiter.com. “Especially now, as the economy begins to build back and businesses start to think about scaling their operations and teams, having access to payment and financing options that do not impact cash flows is critical to this next phase of the great rehire. Practically speaking, QuickFee is a functional and reliable capital partner for Recruiter.com’s community of over 800,000 recruiting and HR professionals.”

QuickFee also empowers recruiters to better address their clients’ financial needs – without compromising their cash flow. “As we navigate through and beyond the COVID environment, businesses and job seekers alike are rebuilding,” said Eric Lookhoff, President of QuickFee. “Through the Recruiter.com Marketplace, QuickFee provides the essential resources needed to promote robust employment and a stronger post-COVID workforce.”

By offering QuickFee’s secure payment and lending solutions, Recruiter.com will give its recruiting business community of more than 28,000 small and independent recruiters a way to serve more clients and reduce collections issues simultaneously.

“This partnership addresses one of the most common pain points of the recruiter industry – billing issues and being forced to turn away new business due to lack of payment options,” said Richard Formoe, Chief Revenue Officer for QuickFee. “Every recruiter – large or small – can now be paid at the outset of the engagement while providing favorable billing options to their clients.”

 

Reasons to Invest

  • Growth – Saw more than 41% revenue growth in 2020 and Q4 quarter-over-quarter growth of 22.3%
  • Network – A destination site for all things recruiting, from finding talent to engaging a recruiter on demand, with the largest network of small and independent recruiters
  • Technology – A fully built job marketplace powered by AI, video technology, and machine learning, to find the right talent fast
  • Need and Exposure – At the epicenter of the re-hiring of the US Economy with regular media exposure on CNBC

 

Recruiter.com’s Mission

Recruiter.com Inc. was founded in 2015 by Miles Jennings and Ashley Saddul. What started as a bootstrapped business headquartered in a bedroom, is now a publicly-traded technology company of about 50 people, with clients across the USA.

Recruiting is a people business, and Recruiter.com keeps the human element in everything they create. Their team is on a mission to open doors for people from an extraordinarily diverse range of backgrounds and locations. Committed to being an Equal Opportunity Employer themselves, the Recruiter.com team works with clients who respect both the law and spirit of equal opportunity employment. 

Part of what makes Recruiter.com unique is their progressive practices and technology. They are constantly increasing fairness in hiring practices, including quantitative assessments, bias training, and reducing bias from new virtual tools. With a passionate team, intuitive software, active community, and increasing demand, Recruiter.com seems well positioned for even more growth in 2021.

 

Recent Press Releases and News

 

The Job and Recruiter Market

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March of 2020, many jobs went away temporarily or entirely, unemployment rose, and the job and hiring industry took a hit. Now that the US is opening up again, the market for intelligent hiring and staffing is coming back in full force. 

According to the March 2021 Recruiter Index®, overall recruiter sentiment reached 3.8 out of 5, a new high in the history of the survey. And recruiters expect the good times will keep rolling, as the majority predicted their job requirement loads would increase in the next 30 and 90 days.

March’s results  marked another milestone: For the first time, recruiters are working on more jobs now than they were this time last year. Recruiters reported working on an average of 16 open roles in March 2021, compared to an average of 14 open roles in March 2020. 

Since the start of 2021, certain trends have emerged or been reinforced in the hiring market:

Remote Work Is Increasing in Popularity

While on-site work (manufacturing, logistics, operations) will never go away, the significant shift to remote work cannot be ignored. Only 7 percent of US employees were able to work from home before COVID-19, according to Pew Research Center. Now, Gallup reports that 62 percent of US employees have the ability to work from home.

While the COVID-19 crisis certainly accelerated the trend toward remote work, it’s clear that work-from-home arrangements are here for the long haul. A study conducted by researchers from Harvard Business School, Harvard University, and the University of Illinois revealed that at least 16 percent of American workers will keep working from home at least some of the time long after the COVID-19 crisis has receded.

Companies are also seeing increased savings on office space, utilities, equipment, and more, making the benefits of remote work far-reaching. No one is more equipped than Recruiter.com, with their video interviewing and AI based practices, to suss out the best job candidates that can work from home.

W-2 Only Hiring Model Is Over

The days of only hiring W-2 employees are over. Companies are finally challenging the status quo and the outdated biases that come with it. This is happening because many companies are still hesitant to add permanent jobs without knowing what the immediate future holds. Recent research by Gartner found that 32 percent of organizations are replacing full-time employees with contingent workers in order to save money, and the use of contingent workers will likely continue expanding well into the post-COVID-19 landscape.

To remain fully staffed in the current climate, companies will need to embrace multiple types of labor, including W-2 employees, 1099 contractors, and third-party outsourced solutions. Companies with total talent staffing strategies will not only save money, but they may also be able to fill positions faster, reduce turnover, and outproduce their competitors that haven’t adjusted to the current times.

Recruiter.com’s network of recruiters is adept at hiring all kinds of talent, whether employees, contractors or gig workers. Their goal is to find the right talent and solutions for clients.

Finding Skilled Workers Is Still Difficult

Unemployment numbers are high, but it’s still hard for companies to find those workers who have the specific skill sets they need. According to a report from the National Federation of Independent Business, 89 percent of companies looking to hire reported they were unable to find many qualified applicants for their open roles in December 2020.

To combat this, more and more companies are now looking into gig economy solutions. This does have its benefits for the employer beyond simply sourcing talent: With gig work, companies can sample several workers in action before committing to a full-time hire, allowing for more informed recruiting decisions.

That still presents a problem- finding the candidates that are willing to work like that. It’s difficult to acquire the perfect person for a job through typical hiring sites. And some companies just lack the hiring foresight and nuance to  screen for the best applicants. Which is why more and more companies are turning to recruiters to find the person with the right skills for the job.

 

Flexible Recruiting Solutions

Recruiter.com offers a scalable and versatile approach for businesses looking to hire. Some options include:

Direct Hire

Success-based professional recruiting for full-time roles.

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Hiring needs assessment:

They work with you to understand your requirements and corporate culture, mission, vision, and values

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Sourcing and screening:

The independent recruiters and AI-powered matchlists surface qualified candidates, and the internal recruiting experts vet them to ensure you only see the best fits.

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Guaranteed results:

Get a solid guarantee on the success of all hires you make with Recruiter.com.

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Contingent Programs

Professional recruiting for consulting and contract engagements.

For when:

You want to engage a contract or temporary workforce.

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Centralized account management:

Manage all relationships with your recruitment suppliers through their portal.

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ATS, MSP, and VMS integrations:

The Recruiter.com Job Market Platform integrates with your existing staffing technology infrastructure for seamless recruitment management.

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Scale your team

Augment your projects with the right hourly talent, sourced by their network and AI matching technology.

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Recruiters On Demand

Expand your recruiting team without hiring a full-time recruiter.

For when:

You need to scale your recruiting team without hiring more staff.

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Placement of recruiter:

Connect with a recruiter who has the skills — and the AI matchlists — to meet your specific hiring needs.

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Scalable solution:

Pick anything from one recruiter to a whole team and scale up or down as needed. From initial sourcing to full recruitment life cycle management, you set the level of involvement.

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Ongoing management:

They stay in touch with you and the recruiter to track and share reporting and metrics.

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Recruiter Index News

 

Management Team

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Evan Sohn

CEO

Evan Sohn is a senior executive with 25+ years of experience in eCommerce at Fortune 500 and start-up environments, with a history of rapidly growing businesses and capturing market share. He has a strong emphasis in sales, market development, corporate and product strategy, marketing, and business development. Evan has extensive management experience in payments, enterprise software, wireless and mobile software, security software, managed services and penetrating new markets for new technology solutions.

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Miles Jennings

FOUNDER AND COO

Miles Jennings is an entrepreneur and founder of Recruiter.com™. With a decade of experience, Miles is a cited expert and influencer in the HR and recruitment space. He is a contributor to top publications such as Entrepreneur, WSJ, and Forbes. With a background in Internet technology, recruiting and social marketing, he loves everything about finding people the right jobs and inspiring people to follow their dreams. He graduated from Trinity College in Hartford, CT with a degree in Philosophy.

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Ashley Saddul

FOUNDER AND CTO

Ashley Saddul is a seasoned entrepreneur, technologist, and big-time foodie. His startup experience includes leadership at Simpli, a search engine that was acquired, as well as founding Impressive Domains, a premier domain brokerage firm from the early days of the Internet ‘gold rush’. He has been profiled in numerous magazines, and is a frequent contributor on Forbes. He is an avid world traveler and adventurer, and loves hopping around the globe climbing mountains and photographing lost lakes.

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Judy Krandel, CFA

CFO

Judy Krandel is an accomplished public company board member, CFO and investor with a high financial acumen and an extensive background in portfolio management, equity investments, capital markets, executive leadership, and business development. She is strategically focused on driving the vision and building enterprise value as a leading force for organizations and companies, incorporating a solid background in technology and corporate finance.

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Rick Roberts

PRESIDENT, RECRUITING SOLUTIONS

Rick Roberts is an entrepreneur and Founder of Genesys Talent. He is a hands-on leader, strategic planner, and innovative developer of effective business development and delivery strategies. Rick has a consistent track record of achievement in leading of sales, recruiting, customer and consultant relationships, and operations. He is very passionate about creating the best hiring experience for the candidate, recruiter, and the hiring manager.

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Recruiter.com Round Up

  • Saw more than 41% revenue growth in 2020 and Q4 quarter-over-quarter growth of 22.3%
  • Addressing the $148 billion market staffing and recruiting industry which is ready for disruption. 
  • Surpassed 27,750 recruiters on their Job Market platform as of December 31, 2020
  • Received multiple major media appearances for the Recruiter Index®, Recruiter.com’s survey of recruiter sentiment on the job market, hiring, and recruiting demand

 

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  • Name of Issuer & Ticker Symbol - Recruiter.Com(RCRT)
  • Amount & Form of Compensation - $180,000 in Common Stock
  • Who Paid for the Campaign & Position with Company if any - Recruiter.Com(RCRT)
  • Period of Campaign - 10/8/2021 - 3/31/2021
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  • Name of Issuer & Ticker Symbol - Recruiter.Com(RCRT)
  • Number of Shares We or our Affiliates Hold - 82,353
  • Price We Paid Per Share - $0
  • Date Issued - 9/17/2020

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