Larry is one of the rare recruiters that doesn’t take the “post and pray approach.” He digs for candidates and because of his understanding of our industry, he knows how to satisfy both our company and the candidate.
We work in a specialized, niche industry and he goes far beyond the customary hunting grounds for candidates and finds those passive candidates who are underground and not looking for a change. He understands our industry, our culture and our people. I cannot say enough about the candidates that Larry has brought into our organization. The primary goal of Bureau of Education and Services for the Blind (BESB's) Vocational Rehabilitation Division is to help legally blind adults obtain independence through employment."I have worked closely with Larry Stauffer for the past 10 years and he has supplied excellent talent to our company for nearly 20 years.
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