What We Do For You

We Offer Our Clients ​ Flexible Hiring Solutions

We recognize that flexibility is crucial in today's tech landscape. As businesses face new technologies and shifting demands, we ensure our solutions are adaptable and forward-thinking to help our clients thrive in a dynamic environment.

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Contract ​Hire​

Hiring a Contractor is Your Shortcut to Scalability and Innovation.

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Contract-to-Permanent ​

Optimize Your Team with Strategic Staffing Flexibility. Minimize the Risk, Maximize the Fit

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Permanent Hire​

Invest in Excellence by Recruiting Strategically and Benefiting Exponentially

Our Local Talent Staffing Process​

Reach Out

Submit a staffing request & tell us what you’re looking for

Connect

Your dedicated Hiring Partner reaches out to discuss your unique needs

Review Candidates

We search, identify, screen, and share a list of the most qualified candidates

Interview & Offer​

Interview those you like and extend an offer to the best talent

Hire & Onboard

Hire your perfect candidate

Frequently asked questions

Here are answers to some of the frequently asked questions.

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The choice between a local talent over an international one depends on specific needs for your organization and the availability of resources locally. When the job market offers a wide array of qualified talent available for work, and your requirements are easily met locally, then it makes sense to hire within your immediate market. You will save on time and have the opportunity to choose.

Based on clients’ needs and requirements, RVP provides three types of talent acquisition for local talents: 1) Contract Hire; 2) Contract-to-Permanent; 3) Permanent Hire. Each type provides specific advantages based on the situation.

Hiring local talents can ensure lower relocation costs, faster onboarding and integration into your team. Hiring local talents can lead to better name recognition for the organization and build stronger ties to the community.

Yes, this can be a good approach benefiting both the organization and the prospective employee. It allows both parties to assess each other and mostly for the organization to know whether the employee would be a good fit if hired permanently. Also, it is cost effective as there are not initial costs compared to hiring a full-time employee.