How It Works
A focused search process from first call to first day.
Tree Top keeps every search clear, practical, and accountable.
Search Framework
Clear movement from intake to start date.
We keep each search structured enough to protect quality and flexible enough to respond to the market.
Clarify the role
We define outcomes, must-haves, compensation context, work model, and the decision process.
Map the market
We identify target profiles, search channels, and candidate pools most likely to fit the actual role.
Screen with context
We qualify for skills, motivation, timeline, communication, and practical fit before a candidate reaches you.
Present a shortlist
You see a focused group of aligned candidates rather than a long list of maybes.
Support interviews
We manage feedback, expectations, follow-up, scheduling, and next steps so momentum does not stall.
Close and follow through
We support offer strategy, start date details, and post-placement communication.
Two-Sided Guidance
Built for both sides of the search.
Search works better when employers and candidates both have clear expectations, useful context, and a reliable communication path.
For employers
We clarify the search brief, calibrate the market, build the target list, screen candidates, and keep feedback moving.
For candidates
We help candidates understand the role, prepare for interviews, evaluate fit, and navigate compensation and timing.
For the process
We keep the search practical, transparent, and grounded in what the market is actually showing.
What We Align Early
The intake determines the quality of the search.
A sharper intake gives the search team better messages, better filters, and better momentum.

Role outcomes
What this person needs to accomplish in the first 90 days and the first year.
Search constraints
Timeline, geography, work model, compensation, must-haves, and tradeoffs.
Evaluation criteria
What separates an interesting resume from a candidate worth interviewing.
Decision path
Who is involved, how feedback is handled, and how offers will move.




