What has moved on your record, and what is coming up.
Nothing waiting.
We place people who make things, and we stay with them afterward.
Most recruiters disappear the day the offer is signed. Oniru is built the other way round — the placement is the beginning of the relationship, not the end of it. One desk, a few hundred people, and a standing check-in date for every one of them.
Nine fields and a resume if you have one. It takes about four minutes.
02
We talk
A live conversation, not a screening call. Nothing goes to a company before it.
03
We represent you
You get a workspace showing where you have been sent, what was said, and what we hold.
The disclosure
Employers pay us. You never do.
Oniru is a contingency desk. When a company hires someone we introduced, that company pays us a percentage of the first-year salary. Nothing is charged to the candidate at any point, and no fee is ever deducted from your offer. We tell you this on the first page because it determines whose interests we are structurally aligned with, and you deserve to know that before you fill in a form.
Paid by
The hiring company
Charged to you
Nothing, ever
Sent anywhere
Only with your consent
The standard
Published because a firm paying its people on commission cannot match it.
01We tell you what we are paid and by whom, in writing, at first contact
02We tell you when a role is wrong for you
03We tell you when to stay
04We negotiate for you even when we did not find the job
05We schedule the next conversation before this one ends
06We are not for sale, so the person representing you now will still be here
Several hundred recruiters are friendly at first contact and gone within six weeks. That is not a character failing, it is what a commission structure produces. Ours does not.