
We’re having real and raw conversations with successful recruitment entrepreneurs about what is happening in their businesses right now and their plans to navigate market changes.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

At 28, Oliver Paull runs Rec Gen completely alone from his flat in London. £209K in year one at an 81% profit margin. £298K in year two. Past £270K already this year. Close to £800K in under three years, with no staff, no office and no cold client ou... more
Mathew Gollop found Hong Kong in the back of Recruiter magazine. A glossy advert, a Chinese temple, a palm tree. He flew out, signed the contract, and landed in February 2001.
The dot-com bubble had just burst. Then 9/11. Then SARS.
Within a year t... more
Greg Fischer did not plan to spend ten years in recruitment. He joined a solo healthcare practice in LA as employee number one, figured it would pay the bills, and planned to open a gym someday. He never left.
Instead he built one of the most profit... more
Paul Strouts has run a business of four people.
His first business, James Harvard, quickly grew beyond 100 people and sold to Hays for approximately £20 million at 32.
He then spent a decade running Hays Life Sciences globally. Got headhunted to PE... more
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Since last March, I have listened to many of the podcasts hosted by Sean, this has to be one of my favourites.
Lots of energy and really inspiring!
Chirag
Fantastic podcast. Great learns from every episode.
Brilliant podcast, would highly recommend it to anyone ambitious in the recruitment industry (and anyone else who wants to learn how successful business owners think)
Since listening to the RAG podcast and using a guests advice, I have had x2 meetings which resulted in business. Congratulations @Sean Anderson you have a number of fans here at Mana Search.
Episode 10 of season 1 was the podcast I could relate to most. I have been in recruitment for a year now after taking over a dying agency. I jumped straight into it after having 0 days experience in recruitment and it’s been a very tough year. Still on my own now, I have some support which has made it easier, but the hardest part is being on your own and listening to this podcast is extremely helpful. I’m in the Education sector and I want to build a business rather than get rich quick so it wou... more
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The show features candid conversations with recruitment entrepreneurs who are actively navigating growth, margin, and market shifts. Episodes repeatedly surface themes like scalable business models, leadership transitions, the role of AI and data in recruitment, offshore delivery, and the tension between fast growth and sustainable profitability. A standout angle is how founders balance personal life, brand-building, and long-term value, often through differentiated service offerings, strategic acquisitions, or niche specializations. This mix offers tangible lessons for agencies aiming to scale with purpose, including how to structure leadership, partnerships, and client relationships in dynamic markets.
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