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Interim Management Recruiting

Are you looking for interim professionals for recruiting? We have them!

Interim Recruiting is a strategic success factor

In an increasingly competitive corporate landscape, effective recruiting is more than just filling vacancies - it is a strategic success factor. Attracting the right talent and professionals is crucial to a company's future viability. However, the shortage of skilled workers and increasing demands on workplace culture present companies with immense challenges. This is why experienced recruiting professionals are needed who not only identify the right candidates, but also manage the entire process efficiently. They are indispensable for making teams successful in the long term.
 

Must-have: Strong employer brand and modern corporate culture

There are a number of strategic hurdles in recruiting today. One of the biggest factors is the skills shortage, which makes the search for qualified talent more difficult. Added to this is the need to establish a convincing employer branding. A strong employer brand is needed to prevail in the competition for the best talent. In addition, the promotion of diversity and inclusion is becoming increasingly important in order to build a diverse workforce while maintaining an open and appreciative corporate culture. The digital transformation and the increasing focus on candidate needs make it essential to use flexible and modern recruiting approaches. Companies also need to think globally, as the competition for talent has long since become international.
 

Finding the right employees quickly

In addition, the operational challenges in recruiting should not be underestimated. Selecting suitable candidates from a large number of applications requires well-structured processes and the targeted use of technologies such as applicant management systems. At the same time, companies are often under enormous time pressure when it comes to filling vacancies quickly. Another key issue is onboarding. In order for new employees to settle into their role quickly, the job change must be well organized. In addition, efficient management of recruiting processes is crucial, as they can quickly become cost-intensive. Finally, all legal requirements and data protection regulations must be adhered to in order to minimize financial and legal risks.
 

Interim Recruiters ensure efficient and effective recruitment

Interim Recruiting offers companies the opportunity to call on experienced interim recruiters at short notice to overcome urgent challenges in the application process. They optimize existing recruiting processes, introduce modern technologies and fill vacancies effectively - even under high time pressure. At the same time, interim recruiters help to build a strong employer brand and promote diversity and inclusion. Interim management can therefore support your recruitment effectively.

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Why work with interim professionals
in the field of Recruiting?

Working with experienced, highly qualified, and specialized interim managers offers you a wide range of advantages. Interim management is a flexible and efficient solution that allows you to successfully overcome complex challenges.

No matter what the problem or task at hand, interim professionals have in-depth expertise that they can contribute to your project both strategically and operationally. They are also available at short notice and can support you without a long training period—tailored to your needs, goal-oriented, and individualized.

We have the right interim professionals in the field of Recruiting for you. That's a promise!

Our database includes around 4,500 highly specialized professionals and executives who have repeatedly and successfully demonstrated their operational skills and technical expertise.
We would be happy to place these experienced interim managers in your company.

Are you wondering why Deutsche Interim AG is the right interim management provider for you? Here's why!

  • Many years of placement experience and personal support from our consultants
  • Extensive knowledge of industries, markets, and specific requirements
  • Database with around 4,500 highly qualified interim professionals
  • Optimal matching thanks to a combination of technology and human experience
  • Very fast placement speed (candidate suggestions after two days)
  • Secure projects thanks to financial loss liability insurance

In 4 steps
to your
interim manager

1

Get in touch

Contact our senior consultants by phone, via our contact form, or by email and describe your requirements.
2

Receive suggestions

Our senior consultants will present you with three to five available interim managers whose competence profiles match your requirements.
3

Get to know the canditates

Check the suitability of the proposed professionals for your task in online interviews. Your personal contact person will assist you with this.
4

Give a mandate

You choose the interim manager of your choice, and we take care of everything else—including drafting the contract.

Interim managers for every need

The specialists and executives in our database have acquired several thousand competences throughout their various professional careers, whether in permanent positions or as freelancers. They take on a wide range of mandates, from management and board positions to strategic leadership and the operational implementation of special projects.

Read our project references
in the area of Recruiting

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Development of the HR department at a group location

An international mechanical engineering company from Israel previously had no German branch. The interim manager was tasked with setting up the HR department in Germany with a reporting line to the general manager and transferring it to regular operations.

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Active sourcing team and applicant management system

An international medium-sized automotive supplier based in Hesse wanted to realign its HR department - and in particular its recruiting. In February 2016, the company engaged the HR Interim Manager to ...

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Interim HR Director for a pharmaceutical company

The reason for the interim mandate was the upcoming six-month parental leave of the HR Director in a sales branch. The German DACH branch (200 employees) based in Baden-Württemberg is part of a globally operating French pharmaceutical company...
In-house recruitment

Interim Business Partner for in-house recruitment

As HR Business Partner, the interim manager took over the restructuring of the recruiting department...
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Recruitment of executives for an international company in Africa

The interim mandate led the recruitment expert to a company with a global reputation in cutting-edge process technology in the pharmaceutical and food industry...
international M&A project

Recruiting activities for an international M&A project

As an interim recruiter, the HR Interim Manager was entrusted with the planning and implementation of all HR activities in Germany...

Meet our interim professionals
in the field of Recruiting

IT-Recruiter sorgt für positive „Candidate Experience“

IT recruiter ensures a positive candidate experience

Operative HR work has been the profession of the interim manager for more than 25 years. He devotes particular attention to recruitment and recruiting.

Interim HR Manager für Recruiting und Restrukturierung

Interim HR Manager for Recruiting and Restructuring

The interim manager specializes in the successful recruitment of expert and management functions up to C-level roles as well as succession consulting.

HR-Generalistin mit Schwerpunkt Recruiting

HR generalist with a focus on recruitment

The HR interim manager has a degree in business administration, a degree in education and is a certified project manager. She is also a trained HR specialist.

Transformationale Führung durch Recruiting-Expertise

Transformational leadership through recruiting expertise

Die Managerin verfügt über umfangreiche Erfahrungen in verschiedenen Führungspositionen, insbesondere im Recruiting und in der Personalentwicklung. Ihre fachlichen Schwerpunkte liegen…
Expertin für Employer Branding und Recruiting in der Sozialwirtschaft

Expert for employer branding and recruiting in the social economy

The HR Interim Manager (born 1982) is an expert in personnel recruitment and retention in the social and healthcare sector, particularly in geriatric care and in the care, support and integration o

HR-Experte für Recruiting (Hightech und IT)

HR expert for recruiting (high-tech and IT)

The interim manager is a recruiting expert for specialists and managers in the high-tech and IT sectors.

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