Two agencies - one position

Lots of people are signed up to multiple agencies. The recruiter probably won’t care unless there is some dispute about who introduced you to the company first ( and therefore gets the fee). In most nstances if an agency has already put you forward for a job and another agency suggests it to you then you explain you have already been put forward.

so the key for the recruiter will be if it’s clear who introduced you and who therefore gets the fee. 

Lots of people are signed up to multiple agencies. The recruiter probably won’t care unless there is some dispute about who introduced you to the company first ( and therefore gets the fee). In most nstances if an agency has already put you forward for a job and another agency suggests it to you then you explain you have already been put forward.

so the key for the recruiter will be if it’s clear who introduced you and who therefore gets the fee. 

That certainly reassured me! Thank you so much.

Good Luck!

Thank you.

Hi,

The hiring company may see that your CV is duplicated so they may ask you about it to determine which agency they should work with. CV duplication does occur, which is not ideal as both agencies will chase the fee IF you are placed. If the hirer does ask you - it will be more about the process and finding out which agency warrants the fee and less about reflecting on you, so I shouldn't worry. In fact, you could turn this to your advantage - by expressing how you really wanted to work for this organisation, hence the 2-pronged approach!

Best of luck.

I would suspect the only thing the agencies are worried about is making money.

That sounds good. Thank you. I was thinking earlier if I was the hr which I am , if the candidate had been forwarded twice by two agencies they may think this candidate is not so bad :P

Understood