Ambassador Search Group is a boutique recruiting agency driven by two passions which give us joy;

 

Finding important employees for amazing west-coast construction companies.

 

and

Introducing stellar construction management professionals to life-changing opportunities.

 

We can increase your revenue by finding the right people for your teams.

Make us your ally.

Employees

You are looking for a better boss, cohesive team, company stability, reasonable commute, competitive compensation, career growth, responsibility, acquire mentors, or relocation.

Above all, an excellent company you’re proud to work for. That’s exactly what we will help you find.

We will match you with an organization doing great things—so you’re accomplishing what you want to accomplish. You will work with good people.

Your Advantage

  • Confidentiality - Do not risk your career by publically advertising your availability

  • Access to top-tier jobs not posted publicly

  • Personalized representation directly to key decision-makers

  • Our industry insider perspective

Employers

To be the best, you need to hire the best.

Hiring the right people is time-consuming and challenging. That is why we conduct intensive pre-interview screens, assist you with the interview process, provide reference checks, and ensure you have all the information to make smart hiring decisions.

You won’t just find skilled workers. You will find excellent people.

Your Advantage

  • Access to otherwise inaccessible experienced candidates through a proven process

  • Confidential advice from experienced recruiters who see the broad market picture

  • Protection through anonymity

““The Ambassador Search Group team brought success to ours in many more ways than just finding the right person for the job. Their thorough process really defined what we needed in our candidates and our company to propel our growth. We will rely on them for all our future high-level hires!””
— Mike Aalgard, Louis Ptak Construction

Our Perspective

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What should I say in my job description to attract people?
What should I say in my job description to attract people?

Companies are ultimately reflections of their owners. You should consider what it is about your core values which influence your culture which influences your operations which influences the daily workflow, which influences how people are treated, and consequently, how they feel about working there. People want to be proud of their work and company.

"It's Just Business"
"It's Just Business"

The term "It's just business" is confusing.

Should business relationships and personal relationships stay separate? 

Is it okay then to behave in a different manner than one would towards their personal relationships?

5 Polite Letters of Resignation
5 Polite Letters of Resignation

Example #1

[Name]

[Company]

[Address]

[City, State Zip Code]

Dear [Name],

The (Unacceptable) Ghosts Of Recruiters Past
The (Unacceptable) Ghosts Of Recruiters Past

Yesterday I spoke with a senior construction executive with a reasonable and serious frustration about being contacted by recruiters, sending his resume and information, and never hearing from those recruiters again. Of course, we all know he is not alone. Recruiters are notorious for ghosting people and complaining when candidates or client’s do the same.

The Trial Hire - Should You Hire On A Trial Basis?
The Trial Hire - Should You Hire On A Trial Basis?

The beginning of any employment is inherently an evaluation period and some companies embrace this with a probationary time, trial period, or some such language. The intent being to communicate the extra scrutiny the employee will experience to establish trust, learn the company, and contribute acceptably. By making the period explicit it reinforces the need for the person to be on their best behavior which theoretically enhances retention.

Job Hopping To Make More
Job Hopping To Make More

Employees; Career growth is built on trust, not job hopping.

Don't think that job changes are the only way to address pay and responsibility stagnation in your role.

Build the trust of your leaders and then ask for more responsibility and pay. Laziness expressed as job hopping is a shortcut to nowhere.

Bad Career Advice On LinkedIn
Bad Career Advice On LinkedIn

There is a lot of pandering, click-baiting, bad advice on LinkedIn for job seekers which discourages personal responsibility and discernment and instead suggests corporate discrimination (of many sorts) is the root of job-seeker woes. Oleg Vishnepolsky and Liz Ryan are notable viral examples. Their posts attract thousands of comments and likes.

Lauren Morrison Joins The ASG Team
Lauren Morrison Joins The ASG Team

The Ambassador Search Group team has grown by one this week with the onboarding of the talented Lauren Morrison.

How Many Interviews Is Enough? 1? 3? 5?
How Many Interviews Is Enough? 1? 3? 5?

We’ve all heard about firms who proudly flog candidates through an intense, convoluted, and long interview process. Their intentions are to be understandable rigorous. These firms have often experienced the pain of a bad hire and have swung far to the other extreme and now conduct numerous interviews, often over five.

New Team Member!
New Team Member!

We are excited by the safe and happy arrival of Carson Kastning, the newest member of TJ Kastning’s family. Carson is a month old now, gaining weight quickly, and just provided us with his first smile today.