Case Studies

Our client, a mid-size pharmaceutical company, was entering into an entirely new field of medication and needed to build a new Sales and Marketing department.  The space they were entering targeted a small but critical market. Only candidates with specific medical expertise, profound sales ability, and a substantial network of both hospitals and doctors, could ... read more

“Can you scale up?” and “Can you scale down?” are two of the most popular questions we are asked on a regular basis.  Our answer is simple, when you view yourself as an extension of your client’s recruiting department, how could you consider otherwise? However, having the right Recruiters available is only one part of ... read more

People Science was approached by the Executive Leader of Human Resources of a very large international Information Technology and Telecommunications company whose board was expecting an increase in the diversity of new hires.  At this point, the company had already increased their total diverse employee population to more than 50%.  However, the board wanted to ... read more

A common challenge in recruiting is the disconnect between Hiring Managers and Recruiters. Although the reasons for disconnects vary, the most common denominator in turning a Business Partner into an ally is Recruiting’s ability to build Trust.  And the common denominators in building trust are the commitment of Recruiting to establish a relationship, organized and well-executed ... read more

Sound Familiar? What Recruiting Leader has not asked themself that question? Recruiting is a challenge and one that has a history of being driven by requests and demands; much more so than well-planned and executed strategies.  A key reason is that we simply do not have the much-needed Recruiter metrics to make an accurate assessment ... read more

Transforming Recruitment for a Legacy Energy Company Transforming: Creating more Success from Past Successes As a mid-size, well established Power and Gas company, our client had a long history of being considered a premier local employer whom easily attracted candidates and readily made new hires. Their stellar reputation in their servicing communities combined with their many ... read more

Rapidly Growing VoIP Company Hire 1100 New Call Center Employees and Reduce Turnover Rates Challenge: Newly relocated VoIP company is adding subscribers at the rate of 160,000 per month. The company called for the establishment of a state-of-the-art Call Center hub comprised of 1,800 employees both technical and non-technical. This hub will act as the ... read more

Create a Customer Service Department for a New Division of a Large Insurance Carrier Challenge: A large well established insurance company purchased a small information technology company, allowing for a new revenue stream while increasing company size from 40 employees to 290 over a 16 month period and increasing case management by more than 200%. This ... read more

An Established Telecommunications Company Adding a New Segment of Business Must Triple the Size of National Outside Sales Force Challenge: A well established telecommunications company is adding a new product line to their suite of in home services. Until recently there has been little or no competition for market share in most regions. Now, competition ... read more

A Growing Telecommunications Company Outsourcing to Off Shore Call Centers Saves Dollars But Results in Too Few First Call Resolutions and Depreciation of Customer Service Satisfaction Challenge: The Company is saving more than 300% of cost by sending over 2000 call center seats offshore to multiple companies and countries. However, first call resolutions in many ... read more

National New Home Builder Seeks a Cost Efficient Means to Recruit Sales People in a Downturned Housing Market Challenge: A national home builder must add highly skilled sales people to housing developments around the United States in order to assure the developments are well represented to potential new home buyers. At the same time, Human ... read more