Supply Chain & Logistics Recruiting

AllSearch Builds Elite Supply Chain & Logistics Teams

Supply Chain Recruitment

The supply chain industry includes organizations, people and resources all used to move products and services from supplier to customer.  If any part of your organization involves moving a product from one point to another by land, sea, or air then AllSearch Logistics Recruiting is the place to go for your hiring needs. 

This team, dating back to 2002, has made successful placements across all modes of transportation. These placements have joined our clients and made immediate and long standing impacts on the company bottom-line.  

Our supply chain industry knowledge combined with the fact that we take a great deal of time learning the specifics of your logistics role, your company culture and ideal candidate leads to successful long-term placements.

Click button above to Request a No-Cost, No-Obligation Recruiting Consultation

Client Partnerships

Our most successful client relationships come in partnering with Manufacturers, Distributors, Retailers, Carriers and 3PL’s who move their freight via ground, rail, air, and ocean – both domestically and internationally.  We are expert logistics & supply chain recruiters & industry insiders who understand the nature of the business, and the impact a well running logistics team is to an organization’s bottom line.

As a Company, Do You:

The combination of those company factors and our world-class recruiting services result in the type of team-building growth success that most companies can only dream of.

We choose to work with the very best companies, thereby allowing us to maximize our efforts on your behalf to both attract and land the very best candidates. The motivating factor for candidates to leave their jobs almost always comes back to culture.  Working with the very best supply chain companies gives the deep database of qualified logistics candidates we network with all the reasons they need to make the big career change they’ve been hoping to find. 

It’s the combination of progressive minded companies and world-class recruiting that equates perfect matches. When our clients trust our recruiting processes honed over the past 20 years, it allows us to move through the process quickly and effectively, ensuring we secure the top talent for our clients.

AllSearch Logistics Recruiters

Why trust your business to AllSearch Supply Chain & Logistics Recruiting?

Our team has mostly come from industrial sales and management backgrounds, so we have intimate knowledge of the types of candidates you are looking for. We are relentless, just like the candidates you want to hire.

We work hard to make sure we have a good understanding of exactly what you are looking for in each role. And, our best relationships are just that: relationships! We aim for and provide world class customer service and communication in our partnerships throughout the search process and beyond, to insure that we are fulfilling your critical hiring and staffing needs.

Where do we find our talent?

We are hunters, just like the positions we recruit for! We will set up an intake call with you to find out what exactly you’re looking for. Once we know what we are looking for, we set out on our search. Do we have a database of people we’ve worked with before? Sure, we do! But people’s situations are constantly changing, so we can’t depend on that to get results. We’ve got to go out and find the talented candidates for you. That’s one of the biggest determining factors in our success. Depending on the complexity of the role, we have been able to fill positions as quickly as one week to one month.

We would love to help you with your Supply Chain & Logistics staffing needs. 

Why trust your career to AllSearch Supply Chain & Logistics Recruiting?

Our Supply Chain & Logistics recruiters have worked with thousands of talented sales, operations and service people all across the United States. We know what it takes to help you find the very best home, how to thrive within it and how to take your sales career to the next level. AllSearch didn’t become one of the country’s top recruiting firms overnight, instead, we’ve been building long-term, win/win relationships with talented professionals like yourself for 20 years, having placed over 5,000 career minded candidates within hundreds of client sales teams spanning 48 states and 8 countries. Our entire mission statement is based around the notions of Changing Lives and Making an Impact. In fact, the theme of coming to work at AllSearch is “Build Your Career Helping Others Build Theirs.” If you don’t succeed, we don’t succeed.

NEWEST SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS JOB OPENINGS

Areas of Supply Chain Recruitment We Serve

FAQ

What are the benefits of working with a Supply Chain recruiter?

Overall, working with a niche supply chain recruiter can provide significant benefits to job seekers, including access to hidden job opportunities, industry expertise and knowledge, and personalized job search support. Recruiters can help job seekers save time and effort, navigate the job search process, and find great job opportunities that match their skills and experience.  Here are some additional thoughts:

  1. Access to hidden job opportunities: Recruiters who focus deeply on just one niche area of often have access to job openings that may not be advertised publicly, or are confidential, such is often the case with high level managerial roles. These positions may be filled through referrals or connections, and may not be posted on job boards or the company’s website. Working with a recruiter can help you tap into this hidden job market and increase your chances of finding a great position.

  2. Expertise and industry knowledge: AllSearch Supply Chain recruiters specialize in the supply chain industry and have a deep understanding of the industry’s trends, challenges, and hiring practices. They can provide valuable insights and guidance on your job search, including how to position your skills and experience to best fit the needs of potential employers.

  3. Saves time and effort: Job searching can be a time-consuming and stressful process. Working with a recruiter can help you save time and effort by streamlining the job search process. Recruiters can handle many of the administrative tasks associated with job searching, including resume screening, interview scheduling, and negotiating job offers.

  4. Personalized job search support: Specialty recruiters provide personalized support and guidance throughout the job search process. They can help you refine your resume and cover letter, prepare for interviews, and provide feedback and advice to help you improve your chances of landing a job.

  5. Strong network of industry connections: Recruiters have a strong network of industry connections, including employers, hiring managers, and industry associations. They can leverage these connections to help you find job opportunities that match your skills and experience.

  6. Salary negotiation support: Recruiters can provide support and guidance during the salary negotiation process, helping you to secure a competitive compensation package that reflects your skills and experience.

How do Supply Chain companies recruit quality candidates?

Our Supply Chain client base uses a vast array of recruiting techniques to find, land, and retain the best possible talent within this highly competitive employee landscape.  The best bet is to approach staffing and recruiting challenges using a wide variety of techniques, and not overly rely on just one avenue.  Our many polls on this subject over the years have cited the following areas to be the most powerful:

  • Networking with existing peers in the Supply Chain & Logistics industry
  • Building a long standing relationship with the right industry specific  recruiting firm
  • Supply Chain, Logistics and Warehousing Trade association memberships and sponsorships
  • Employee referral programs
  • Industry specific and standard resume boards, if you have the time and expertise to properly search, vet, contact, and follow through with candidates who are also being contacted by dozens of other companies
  • Job postings, with the same caveat as above, if you have the proper time and expertise to aggressively pursue the respondents to your Ad, with the understanding that they also applied to a dozen other similar Ads that same day. 
  • Trade school internship programs and partnerships.. heavy on your time investment up front, but can be a great way to land talent early in their path
What do Supply Chain recruiters do to improve my hiring success?

We use a variety of platforms to find talented Supply Chain specialists in your area. Typically we’ll begin the search within our unique internal database of Supply Chain & Logistics talent that has been grown and carefully curated over the last 20+ years.   We also subscribe to and expertly use the most premium versions of every single modern job board, tool, website, medium that you could possibly think of.

By working with the right recruiters, you too will “have access” to all of that power.  A good recruiter will also post your jobs online, but not in the way most companies and agencies will.  Instead having invested FAR more in the process than most, your Supply Chain job will show up near or at the very top search spot for any candidates who are seeking the type of job you are offering.

Your AllSearch Recruiter will research, locate, contact, build a relationship with the right talent, help them understand the nuances and benefits of potentially joining your company.  At the same time helping you to see through the abstract, and genuinely understand what the candidate you are considering is capable of, how they compare to other peers, and if they are really the right match for you.

A specialty recruiter can play an important role in the hiring process for construction positions. They work with employers to understand their staffing needs and identify qualified candidates to fill those positions. This can involve sourcing candidates through job boards, online recruiting platforms, social media, and professional networks.

Once potential candidates are identified, the recruiter evaluates their qualifications and suitability for the position. This can involve screening resumes, conducting phone or video interviews, and assessing candidates’ technical skills, work experience, and fit with the employer’s culture.

Recruiters also provide guidance and support to candidates throughout the hiring process, including interview preparation and negotiation of job offers. They may also conduct background checks and verify references to ensure that candidates have the necessary qualifications and experience for the position.

Overall, the role of a supply chain recruiter is to connect employers with qualified candidates who can help them achieve their staffing needs and goals. Recruiters can provide valuable insights and expertise to both job seekers and employers, helping to streamline the hiring process and ensure that the right people are in the right positions.

How will you properly screen the candidates for me?

A good Supply Chain Recruiter will conduct very thorough research, screenings, and comparative analysis prior to introducing any interested candidates to you.   The goal during those conversations is to get to know the candidate, insure that their skillset is a match, determine exactly why they are looking for a new opportunity, confirm salary expectations, and often most importantly determine if they’d be a culture fit.

This is what we do for a living, all day, every day.  We know what to ask, what to look for, we know what the red flags are, we’ve seen what works and what doesn’t.  If the candidate checks most or all of the boxes, we will send them your way for consideration.

Supply Chain recruiters typically screen candidates using a variety of methods to ensure they are selecting the best candidate for the job. Here are some common ways that niche recruiters may screen candidates:

  • Resume Review: Recruiters will typically review the candidate’s resume to assess their education, work experience, and skills to determine if they are a good match for the job.
  • Phone Interviews: Recruiters may conduct phone interviews to further assess a candidate’s experience, skills, and qualifications for the job.
  • In-person Interviews: Candidates who pass the phone screening may be invited to an in-person interview to meet with the employer to assess their personality, communication skills, and cultural fit with the organization.
  • Reference Checks: Recruiters may also contact the candidate’s references to verify their work history, skills, and character.
  • Background Checks: Depending on the job and company, the employer may conduct background checks to ensure that the candidate has no criminal history or negative references.
  • Skills Testing: In some cases, recruiters or the employer may administer skills tests or assessments to measure the candidate’s abilities in specific areas such as carpentry, electrical work, or project management.
  • Online Presence: Recruiters may also search for candidates’ online presence, including social media accounts and professional networking sites, to assess their reputation, experience, and qualifications.

Overall, AllSearch recruiters use a combination of these methods to thoroughly evaluate candidates and ensure that they are selecting the most qualified and suitable candidates for the job.

How quickly can you find us a Supply Chain candidate?

We typically allow at least 7-10 business days for the recruiter to get the message about your hiring need into the Supply Chain market and gain traction.  During the search process the recruiter will provide weekly check in’s to provide timely market feedback as to what we’re seeing and any challenges we’re facing. 

In some cases we may need to adjust the parameters of a search in order to open up the candidate pool and have a better chance in finding talent.  We will be upfront and transparent if we are unable to identify any candidates for your role.

What is the typical hiring timeline?

The typical hiring timeline to place a Supply Chain candidate depends on several variables, but if you assume that there will be two weeks of sourcing qualified candidates, roughly two weeks of interviewing, at which point the candidate submits their two weeks’ notice at their current employer, the process is likely to take roughly 6 weeks.  The timeframe could be shorter or longer, but we find 6 weeks to be our average. 

A good recruiter will keep you well informed throughout the course of the search, as we are well aware that your teams success can often be dependent upon finding, landing, and bringing your new hire up to speed as quickly as possible.