A recruitment practice that says what it knows.
Verrow works on permanent, interim and leadership appointments across four disciplines. The method is deliberately unglamorous: define the role properly, approach the right people directly, and describe the opportunity to them exactly as it was described to us.
Why we work this way
Most failed hires are traceable to a brief that was never agreed. The role was approved but not defined; the interview process was assembled as it went; the compensation range moved. Candidates read that improvisation quickly, and the best of them withdraw from it.
So the discipline of this practice sits at the front of an assignment rather than at the end. We spend the first conversations on accountability, assessment and constraints, and we write them down. Everything after that, including mapping, approach, shortlist and offer, is measured against what was agreed.
The same standard applies on the candidate side. We do not improve a role in the retelling, we do not present a sideways move as a promotion, and we do not share a CV without permission.
A brief that is agreed in writing is the cheapest part of a hire, and the part most often skipped.
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- Permanent · Executive search · Contract & interim · Talent advisory
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What we hold ourselves to
Accuracy over persuasion
If a detail has not been confirmed by the employer or the candidate, it does not get repeated as fact.
Discretion by default
Assignments, approaches and personal data are handled on a need-to-know basis, including internally.
Restraint in what we publish
No invented statistics, no borrowed logos, no testimonials we cannot evidence.
Consultant profiles, office locations and direct contact details are published as the practice confirms them. Until then, enquiries reach us through the routes below.