Most government contractors struggle with recruiting because they treat it as an HR function buried in compliance departments. They post jobs and hope. They partner with generalist firms who don't understand federal constraints.
They watch positions sit vacant for months while their CPARS ratings suffer. The 10% who succeed understand recruiting is sales, not HR. They understand that past performance trumps everything. They partner with specialists who've spent two decades mastering government staffing.
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