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Carolyn Moir-Grant
With over 30 years of experience at Allstaff, Carolyn has been a guiding force in shaping the agency’s reputation as a trusted recruitment partner.
In a tight talent market, every hire matters. When roles are business-critical or margins are tight, attracting the right candidate isn’t just a nice-to-have, it’s essential. At Allstaff, we work with employers across Scotland who know the cost of a wrong hire, and the competitive edge that comes from getting it right.
Here’s our practical guide to help you plan strategically, market effectively, and secure the people who will make a real difference to your business.
Start by building alignment internally. When hiring managers and recruiters are clear on:
you can design job ads, interviews, and onboarding around real-world fit – not just checkboxes.
Once you know who you’re looking for, build a tailored recruitment approach:
Understanding your market is vital:
Knowing this helps you stay realistic, competitive, and proactive in your hiring strategy.
Top candidates aren’t just looking for a payslip – they want to know:
Frame your EVP around real benefits and authentic culture, not buzzwords.
Your reputation travels faster than your job ad. Boost it by:
Think of your job description as a mini marketing campaign. Make it:
Sometimes, outside expertise is your best option.
Every touchpoint matters. From the job ad to onboarding:
Don’t just track speed – track success:
Use this insight to refine how you attract and convert talent.
Hiring success doesn’t end at the offer:
Attracting the right candidates isn’t about flashy perks or lucky hires. It’s about knowing your value, planning strategically, and treating every interaction as part of a bigger employer story.
At Allstaff, we partner with employers who want to hire better, not just faster. Whether you’re recruiting now or planning for the future, we’re here to help you attract, assess, and retain the talent your business deserves.