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We help companies to build tech teams and deliver projects. We use innovative talent solutions that offer; Guaranteed permanent hires within 6-8 weeks Delivery of pre-screened contractors within 72 hours Save future recruitment spent with our talent subscription services Expert on-demand consultancy services and project delivery built around a virtual bench of tech experts giving you 30% savings on traditional consultancy services
35 Blackden walk, Wilmslow, SK9 2EL, Wilmslow, United Kingdom
Absolutely not!!! it is now easy to understand how they will never grow into an established business. They are a small outfit hanging onto their only small client. in my 30 years of consulting, this is one I would imagine would be a nightmare for contractors and future clients. A complete shambles from start to end.
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