What is Non-IT Recruitment?

The recruitment of candidates for non-IT roles is called non-IT recruitment. It includes recruitment for several non-IT sectors such as manufacturing, telecom, energy etc. In non-IT recruitment, the process of recruitment can vary from one industry to another as the recruiter needs to understand and solve for the challenges presented by that industry.

The job of a non-IT recruiter can be very challenging, and the difficulty of the role will also depend on the industry that demands the service. Here is a sample of requirements for the position of a non-IT recruiter in a cleaning services company. This post includes only the common requirements for a non-IT recruiter for most industries.

  • Handling clients
  • Posting jobs
  • Forwarding candidate
  • Promoting your company
  • Submitting Reports

IT recruitment is focused on hiring candidates for various operational and critical software and hardware-related roles, mostly in IT companies. As an IT recruiter you may need to find candidates proficient in Java, PHP etc. Non-IT recruitment is involved in filling vacancies that are non-IT. These could belong to banking and finance, manufacturing, aviation etc. Non-IT recruitment also requires a steady learning as the recruiter may need to switch between various disciplines eventually developing expertise in the given discipline.

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Handling clients

Posting job descriptions

Forwarding candidate profiles

Strategizing the process

Promoting your company

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What Are the Stages of the Recruitment Process?

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01. Preparing

The recruiter first discusses the job requirement with the hiring manager and possibly even with the senior manager of the department that needs the candidate.

02. Sourcing

The process of sourcing begins, with the recruiter reaching out to candidates based on the responses received to the job descriptions posted on the different portals.

03. Screening

The candidates are then screened using technical and non-technical assessments. There could be cognitive assessments and psychometric tests too.

04. Hiring

The recruiter and the hiring manager, consulting with the senior manager of the department then shortlists candidates for the role based on the performance in the interview.

Examples of Non-IT Recruitment

Many people have found suitable job opportunities through recruitment consultants. People in the automobile industry in Coimbatore are no exception to this rule. One such success story is of Raghu, a mechanical engineer who was struggling to find a suitable opportunity. With the assistance of a recruitment consultant, Raghu was able to connect with managers at automobile engineering companies in Coimbatore.

After assessing Raghu’s skills and qualification, the recruitment consultant and his team agreed that Raghu was a great fit at a particular company. He had to clear a few technical rounds as he was part of the functional testing team. That done, Raghu was in the company and the recruitment consultant got a hike in his role as well.

Another example is that of Shobha, an electrical and electronics engineer who was looking for job opportunities in the solar energy sector. She was eventually connected with a startup that specialized in the design of energy-efficient solar PV panels. Shobha’s expertise in the area and her ability to think on her feet got her the job.