Recruiting

We run the search. You make the call.

Two routes. U.S. hires for trades and sales, where you meet four elite finalists and spend about 3 hours. Or a Ballast managed AI Operator for the back office and systems.

Two routes: U.S. hires for trades and sales, or an AI Operator for back office and systems OR ROUTE 1U.S. HiresTRADES AND SALESROUTE 2AI OperatorBACK OFFICE AND SYSTEMS
Per Role Build · Before and after

Forty hours of your time, or three.

Doing it yourself40+ hrs

Per role, squeezed between jobs.

  • Write the role outline, SOP and scorecard from scratch
  • Post, sort applicants and chase callbacks
  • Run 12 to 20 first round interviews, no shows included
  • Hire whoever happened to show up
With BallastAbout 3 hrs

One hour to set the scorecard. One two hour block with your finalists.

  • We write the role outline, SOP and scorecard with you
  • We hunt candidates on the boards, social media and industry groups
  • We assess character as well as the résumé with Crew Fuel, then run every round one
  • You meet four elite finalists and make the call
Questions

What owners ask us.

How much of my time does a hire take with Ballast?

About 3 hours. One hour to set the scorecard and one two hour block with your finalists. Doing it yourself usually takes 40 or more.

How many candidates will I meet?

Four finalists, screened against a scorecard built for your seat. We run every first round interview.

What happens if the hire doesn't work out?

Per role builds include a thirty day replacement if the person leaves or is let go for cause.

Where do you find candidates?

We pull candidate data from the job boards and hunt on social media and in industry groups. We assess every candidate with Crew Fuel, a behavioral and cognitive assessment, so you see character as well as the résumé.

Do I keep anything if we stop working together?

Yes. The role outline, SOP and scorecard are yours to keep.

Have a seat to fill?

Book 45 minutes. We'll look at the role, the pay and the market and tell you straight how the search would run.