Job Seeker FAQs

Considering a new role can raise plenty of questions. Below are some of the most common questions we receive from professionals working with WE Talent.

If you would like to speak with one of our consultants directly, we would be happy to help.

Is it free to work with a recruitment agency?
Yes. Our services are completely free for candidates.

Recruitment agencies are paid by the employer when a successful placement is made.
How do I register with WE Talent?
You can register by submitting your CV through our website or applying directly for a role you are interested in.

Once we receive your details, we will review your experience and contact you if suitable opportunities arise.
Will you send my CV to employers without my permission?
No. We will never send your CV to an employer without speaking with you first and receiving your consent.

This ensures you are comfortable with the opportunity and understand the role before your details are shared.

Can you help me prepare for interviews?
Yes. Before any interview, we provide a clear briefing about the organisation, the role and what the employer is looking for.

We also share practical guidance and preparation tips to help you approach the interview with confidence. You can find additional advice and resources in our Insights section.
What if I do not see a suitable role on the website?
We still encourage you to submit your CV.

Some opportunities are filled through our existing network before being advertised publicly.
Do you offer temporary as well as permanent roles?
Yes. WE Talent supports professionals across permanent, temporary and contract roles depending on their experience and preferences.

Temporary work can offer flexibility, valuable experience and a way to explore new organisations.
Will you stay in touch after I start a new role?
Yes. We aim to build long-term relationships with the professionals we support.

We often stay in contact after placements and many candidates return to us later in their careers for advice or future opportunities.