问HN:你知道猎头的费用是多少吗?

2 分•作者: mojomark•大约 2 个月前•原帖
我今天感到惊讶的是,我面试的候选人(他是通过猎头推荐的,而不是直接通过我们的招聘门户提交申请)第一年的薪水竟然要支付25%的猎头费用。 作为招聘方,这种情况让我有动力去争取更低的薪水,至少在第一年。我并不打算这样做,因为我们并不处于困境,提供的薪资将符合该职位和行业的标准。我只是对此感到惊讶,想知道在Hacker News上是否有人也对此感到意外。 我之前也是猎头推荐的候选人/新员工,现在我在想,这笔前期费用是否以及如何影响了我当时的薪酬报价。 老实说,这位候选人值得支付猎头费用,但我更多是从求职者的角度来看待这个问题,考虑那些本可以自己申请的候选人。作为直接申请的候选人,你可以谈判一个签约奖金,比如说是目标薪水的15%,而招聘公司不应该对此感到惊讶(前提是你自信自己是一个优秀的候选人)。
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I was surprised to learn today that the candidate I interviewed (who came from a head hunter vice someone submitting direct through our job post portal), was 25% of the first year&#x27;s salary.<p>As the person doing the hiring that kind of incentives me to strive for a lower salary, at least for that first year. I&#x27;m not going to do that since we aren&#x27;t in diar straits, the offer will be appropriate for the role and industry comps, I was just surprised to learn that and wondered if anyone on HN was surprised as well.<p>I was a head hunter candidate&#x2F;new hire previously and now I&#x27;m wondering if&#x2F;how that up-front fee may have affected my own offer at that time.<p>Honestly, the candidate is worth the head hunter fee, but I&#x27;m more looking at this through the lens of the job candidate who could have applied on their own. As a direct candidate, you can negotiate for a sign-on bonus that is, say 15% of your target salary, and the hiring company shouldn&#x27;t blink an eye (if you confidently know you&#x27;re a solid candidate that is).