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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We've put together a list of commonly asked questions about retained search firms.
WMI is a retained search firm. What is the difference between a retained and a contingency firm?
- Retained search firms are paid a fee, by the company initiating the search, to find a qualified candidate(s) for a specific position(s). Retained firms, such as WMI, perform integral roles throughout the entire hiring process, including relocation and negotiation. A contingency firm is contacted by a company to produce a number of candidates —contingency firms are only paid upon placement of an individual(s).
Who is a client? Who is a candidate?
- Our clients are the hiring company. Candidates refer to the individuals contacted and presented by WMI to the hiring company.
I've submitted my resume. When will I hear back from WMI about my Profile and potential jobs I'm qualified for?
- Once we receive your resume, we will evaluate your qualifications and experience to determine if they match any currently active search assignments we're working on. If they do, you will be contacted by a WMI consultant. Because our search assignments are, by nature, highly specialized, our policy is to make direct and immediate contact with potential candidates. If experiences and qualifications do not match an active assignment, and due to the large number of resumes we receive daily, it's not possible for us to personally contact every person submitting a profile and resume. However, we do keep resumes in our database and they are continually reviewed and analyzed for new assignments.
How will I know if I'm a candidate for active searches you're currently working on?
- If your qualifications meet the needs of any of our assignments, you'll be contacted by a WMI consultant. We review all resumes when initiating every distinct search. Because we are a retained search firm, handling many specialized searches, the number and status of our searches is proprietary information. In turn, your information and status is also regarded with the highest degree of confidentiality.
Is the information I submit to WMI confidential?
- Absolutely. Any information you provide to WMI is regarded as both proprietary and confidential and will not be released to anyone without your consent. We operate in highly specialized searches and do not share information in any form without your consent.
Does Wyndham Mills handle both national and international searches?
- Yes. Many times our clients contract with us to find qualified candidates for positions both here in the U.S. and abroad.
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