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Search Solution Group

www.searchsolutiongroup.com

 
Search Solution Group is the nation`s premier Recruiting and Executive Search Firm. Having built a team of top national recruiters, skilled in headhunting for a wide range of positions in the general disciplines of: Accounting, Finance, Human Resources, Engineering, Information Technology, Fintech, Cyber Security, Life Sciences, Analytical Instruments, Operations, Sales, and Supply Chain, Marketing, and more. Search Solution Group takes pride in only delivering sustainable employment solutions for our candidates and clients. We combine traditional headhunting techniques with modern day recruitment tools to provide our clients with the absolute best talent the market has to offer.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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