How it works

A practical recruiting workflow, from brief to candidate review.

The process is designed to make the handoff simple. You define the requirement. DovanTek works the sourcing and initial screening. Your team decides which candidates move forward.

01

Share the requirement

Send the JD or role summary, location, pay range, schedule, must-haves, authorization requirements and screening criteria.

02

Align on the search

Clarify what makes a candidate relevant, what would disqualify them and how profiles should be presented to your team.

03

Source the market

Research and identify candidates around the agreed role, geography and qualification profile.

04

Screen the fit

Review candidates against the criteria you gave us and flag known gaps or questions.

05

Deliver candidates

Provide the recruiting team with a cleaner candidate pool for review, outreach and next steps.

06

Refine and continue

Use feedback from the first roles to improve the search approach and determine whether a broader partnership makes sense.

Screening framework

What we can screen around.

Role and industry relevance
Years and type of experience
Location and commute or travel requirements
Compensation alignment
Shift and schedule fit
Work authorization requirements
Required credentials or certifications when specified by the client
Client-specific knockout questions
Pilot structure

Start with two roles.

The pilot is intentionally simple. There is no upfront pilot fee and no long-term commitment required to evaluate whether the candidate quality and workflow are useful to your team.

Before we start

You send two open roles and the details needed to search them properly.

During the pilot

DovanTek works the sourcing and screening workflow and delivers relevant candidates for review.

After the pilot

If the work is useful, discuss the next engagement structure. If it is not, there is no long-term commitment.

Inside the search

What happens between the job brief and candidate delivery.

The workflow is intentionally transparent. Your team should know what information is being used, what is being screened and where feedback changes the next search.

01

Read the requirement

Understand the job, location, pay, schedule, experience, must-haves and screening instructions before searching.

02

Build the search

Translate the requirement into practical candidate signals and a sourcing approach for the relevant market.

03

Research candidates

Identify people whose backgrounds appear relevant instead of treating every search as a high-volume resume exercise.

04

Check fit

Compare available candidate information against the criteria and surface gaps or questions that need attention.

05

Prepare the handoff

Give your team a clearer candidate pool for outreach, interviews and client submission.

06

Learn from feedback

Use recruiter feedback to refine the search and improve relevance on the next candidate cycle.

Your brief matters

Better input creates a better search.

If the pay range, location, shift, work authorization or must-have criteria are unclear, the search becomes harder to judge. We would rather clarify the requirement before sourcing than hide uncertainty behind candidate volume.

Job description or detailed role summary
US location and work arrangement
Compensation or pay range
Must-have experience and skills
Schedule, travel or shift requirements
Work authorization requirements
Knockout questions or screening criteria
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