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How long does an executive search take?
A specialist search that works from an existing network is far faster than a cold one. Because Bloom tracks the green industry's operators year-round, a first slate of vetted candidates typically lands in weeks, not months. Total time to a signed, started hire then depends on the seat's seniority, your interview process, and candidate notice periods.
Most of the delay in a slow search is sourcing from scratch. A firm that already knows the market and the people compresses that to weeks. The parts that remain, interviews, references, offers, and notice, are largely set by your process and the candidate's situation.
For confidential and executive seats, expect more diligence and discretion, which is time well spent on a hire you cannot afford to get wrong. Bloom keeps the process tight and keeps you informed at every step.
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What makes a search faster?
Working from a standing network of tracked operators instead of cold sourcing, a clear scope up front, and a decisive interview process on the client side.
How does Bloom move so quickly?
Bloom recruits in one industry only and tracks its operators year-round, so the pipeline already exists when a search opens.
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