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PMB 287,
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| South Portland, ME 04106 |
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| phone 207-221-3489 |
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| About Hire Well |
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Barbara Hart is a Maine native and University of Maine grad. Her career has included television production for the Maine Public Broadcasting Network, media advertising sales and sales management, business-to-business sales, and over 6 years as a traditional placement agent and recruiter in Maine.
Barbara founded Hire Well specifically to address the unmet needs of Maine’s small businesses. Traditional recruiters’ fees can be prohibitively expensive for small organizations, and placement agencies are limited in the scope of their service. Hire Well provides an affordable alternative with a service that:
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helps each client to define and establish the parameters of the position |
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reviews the resumes of every applicant |
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prescreens the best candidates |
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gathers references |
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guides the client through the process and through the first 90 days of the successful candidate’s employment |
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| Barbara is an active member of the Portland Regional Chamber, currently serving on the Regional Board and on the Membership Committee. In addition, she is an active member of the Maine Association of Professional Consultants. She and her husband, Stewart, are members of Centerboard Yacht Club, and live in South Portland aboard their 47’ Cheoy Lee Cutter – where she has her home office. |
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| Over the past year, Hire Well has successfully hired bookkeepers for boatyards and advertising agencies; sales professionals and customer service staff for a print firm; an executive assistant for a not-for-profit organization; a controller for a manufacturer and other staff for companies of 1 to 35 employees. During her years working as a traditional recruiter, Barbara successfully placed executives, managers, national and international sales professionals, CPA’s, and administrative personnel from Bangor to York County. |
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