This article along with the accompanying whitepaper provides managers with an in-depth comparative analysis of using in-house talent acquisition vs. Recruitment Agencies for staff hiring. Let us know what you think!
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About the Role
Want to join a irish SAAS company located in the heart of Dublin in the exciting world of AEC. Their software is for architects to aid them in the design of environmentally efficient building facades and have partnerships with exciting companies like Autodesk, Bentley and Trimble. They are currently seeking a talented Digital Marketing Manager to join the team to work on Demand Generation through exciting content and Webinars to drive MQLs through to Sales and work closely with the Product and leadership team.
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If you like the look of what you've just read and want to find out more about this exciting opportunity then please get in touch with Liam at 016325046 or email your CV to liam.mcneill@recruiters.ie and I'd be delighted to discuss your suitability.
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This article along with the accompanying whitepaper provides managers with an in-depth comparative analysis of using in-house talent acquisition vs. Recruitment Agencies for staff hiring. Let us know what you think!
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