How to get out of your own way when scaling your recruitment business

27 Apr 2022 · 1 min
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In this excerpt from the Recruitment Mentors Podcast, the host (Speaker A) asks the guest (Speaker B) to reflect on the past six years of building his education‑focused recruitment business. The guest emphasizes that scaling requires solid, repeatable processes and surrounding yourself with the right people. He admits that early on he was overly confident and resistant to advice, especially from his business partner who came from the medical sector, assuming that sector‑specific knowledge wouldn’t translate to education. Over time he learned to listen, take good advice, and implement it. He also shares the emotional difficulty of the early years, describing moments of crying alone as a way to cope, and notes that showing vulnerability is rare among founders but can be a source of strength. The segment ends with a sponsorship plug for Vincere and Sourcebreaker.

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