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Guarantee · months

3 months · Replacement

This firm publishes a guarantee of 3 months. The typical published guarantee is 3 months; 73.4% of published guarantees are 3 months or less. This firm Typical 3 0 24

73.4% of published guarantees are 3 months or less (shaded). 21.5% are 6 months or more.

Source, as of Nov 2, 2026(opens in a new tab): "We find the talent that is hard to find and guarantee they stay for 90 days or we replace them for free."

All published terms

Fee

Not published

Firm type

Staffing and Direct Hire

"Direct hire and retainer search. Simple fee structure." · Source(opens in a new tab)

Fee model

Retained

"How it works: you pay one flat monthly fee and tell us which positions to fill this month." · Source(opens in a new tab)

Minimum fee

Not published

Payment timing

Billed at offer acceptance.

"Contingency fees are a percentage of the candidate’s first-year base salary, billed at offer acceptance." · Source(opens in a new tab)

Guarantee conditions

For any reason

"If any hire we place leaves within their first 90 days, for any reason, we run the search again and replace them at no cost to you." · Source(opens in a new tab)

Exclusivity

Both

"Retained search is an exclusive engagement." · Source(opens in a new tab)

Publishes results

Not stated

Specialties

Project Managers; Superintendents; Estimators; Project Engineers; Safety Leaders; Construction; Industrial; IT

"Project managers, Superintendents, Estimators, Project Engineers, Safety leaders" · Source(opens in a new tab)

"Recruiting Smiles places senior talent in construction, industrial, and IT roles across the United States." · Source(opens in a new tab)

Time to fill stated

4–8 weeks

"Most mid-management searches close in 4–8 weeks from kickoff to signed offer." · Source(opens in a new tab)

Geography

National

"From Dallas, we run searches nationally." · Source(opens in a new tab)

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