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Fort Worth Electrical Contractor Hires 2 New Team Members to Keep Business Moving

Commercial Electrical Dallas–Fort Worth, TX Dallas–Fort Worth Electrical Contractor
RESULT 2 New Team Members Onboarded

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Fort Worth Electrical Contractor Hires 2 New Team Members to Keep Business Moving

A New Wave of Demand

An electrical contractor in the Dallas–Fort Worth market had several new projects lined up for the next month, but not enough people to do them. They needed technicians with solid experience working in commercial environments to do these jobs safely and do them well.

Lightning-Fast Recruitment

Knowing how urgent their hiring needs were, our team quickly began the search for assistant project managers and service technicians. We not only posted listings on popular job sites, but proactively reached out to potential candidates who hadn't applied but fit the bill.

Two Promising Hires

In the end, we found 61 individuals who looked promising. After a series of interviews and feedback from our client, two stellar candidates were hired. Our recruiters worked hard to connect with candidates and make sure they were good enough to submit to the contractor, and it all paid off in the end. Those two hires are part of a broader electrical track record that includes Journeyman Electrician, Journeyman Wireman, Electrical Estimator, Electrical Engineer, and more.

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