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What is the difference between Sourcer/Recruiter?

Posted by Maureen Sharib
A soucer is usually someone who is dedicated to producing names and list generation for a particular job opening or search assignment. A sourcer may very well work directly for a recruiter. A recruiter on the other hand will usually have full life cycle responsibility. This of course can include sourcing as well as candidate development, salary negotiation and managing client expectations. Breaking down respsonsiblities simply by titles relative to your specific question, a recruiter could also be a sourcer, but it would be unusual for a sourcer to be a recruiter.

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