The Recruitment Leadership Podcast
Jul 22, 2026 · 21 min · 8 segments
Welcome to the latest episode of the Recruitment Leadership Podcast, hosted by Alison Humphries. Recruitment leaders are surrounded by market opinions, predictions and headlines. But what happens…
Alison HumphriesHost
Gagan SidhuGuest
You have an experience yourself directly working in the recruitment industry.
The first one was published in January and it's called The Future of the Recruitment Industry.
So that was a survey about expectations for 2026, as well as what was actually going on in terms of activity.
Obviously, it's completely anonymized, but it gives us the opportunity to dive into different sectors and different recruitment types.
Currently, we have over 720 clients in the recruitment space, ranging from one-man brand lifestyle businesses all the way through to some enterprise accounts as well.
What we're going to do is use as a bouncing off point a sort of compare and contrast with the report published this month in June 26 called the Job Flow Benchmark Report.
You have an experience yourself directly working in the recruitment industry.
The first one was published in January and it's called The Future of the Recruitment Industry.
So that was a survey about expectations for 2026, as well as what was actually going on in terms of activity.
Obviously, it's completely anonymized, but it gives us the opportunity to dive into different sectors and different recruitment types.
Currently, we have over 720 clients in the recruitment space, ranging from one-man brand lifestyle businesses all the way through to some enterprise accounts as well.
What we're going to do is use as a bouncing off point a sort of compare and contrast with the report published this month in June 26 called the Job Flow Benchmark Report.
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