A difficult hire is not always a candidate supply problem. Salary, flexibility, role clarity, progression and the hiring process all influence whether the right person sees enough value in an opportunity to make a move.
The Connexus Role Competitiveness Scorecard helps you quickly understand how your role stacks up in the Irish market so you can avoid mispricing talent, reduce time-to-hire, and improve your chances of securing the right candidates before they drop out of process.
In under five minutes, yu’ll get a clear score showing where your role is well positioned, where candidates may hesitate, and practical steps you can take to strengthen the proposition before going to market.
The strongest roles give candidates more than a reason to apply. They give them a reason to move. The Role Competitiveness Scorecard looks at nine factors that can influence how an opportunity is perceived in the Irish hiring market.
Your score will give you a clearer view of how your role is likely to compete for talent. You’ll see where the proposition is strong, where candidates may hesitate and which areas could be improved before you invest further in the search.
The aim is not to create a “perfect” role. It is to identify the factors that could make it harder to attract or secure the right person.
The scorecard is designed for founders, CEOs, business leaders, HR teams and hiring managers recruiting business-critical talent in Ireland.
It can be particularly useful before launching a new search, when a role has been difficult to fill, or when good candidates are entering the process but not progressing to offer.
It takes less than five minutes to complete and you’ll receive your results immediately.
Yes. Your responses and results are treated as confidential and are used to provide your personalised scorecard.
You’ll receive a score highlighting the strengths of your role proposition and the areas that may need further consideration.
You’ll have the option to request a conversation with Connexus if you would like an independent view of your results or the wider candidate market.
Yes. We recommend completing it separately for each role, as candidate expectations and market conditions can vary considerably by level and specialism.