Senior marketing & advertising hires,
screened for the way the work runs now.
Retained search across six specialisms inside the marketing and advertising industry. A shortlist worth interviewing, each candidate arriving with a written read, all of them screened against the AI fluency the role itself now demands.
Two engagement shapes.
A short, honest process.
A structured conversation, not a checklist.
Around twenty-five minutes per candidate, three questions, and a written read at the end rather than a score. The screen runs on every senior hire Yellow & Bloom puts forward, regardless of specialism or seniority.
Tools in rotation
What is installed, what is daily, what was tried and abandoned. The most useful part of the conversation is usually what got dropped, because it shows where the candidate has formed an actual opinion.
A workflow rebuild
A specific task the candidate has recently re-engineered with modern tooling in the loop. Before, after, time saved, and what broke along the way.
Judgement under noise
How the candidate verifies model output, where they refuse to use it, and how their team adopts new tooling around them.
Every shortlist arrives with a one-page Talent 3.0 read per candidate, attached to the rest of the brief.
Retained, and honest about it.
Success fee
Fees set per engagement based on role seniority, scope and market. Discussed inside the brief call rather than published, because the right number sits inside the conversation.
Single mandate
One firm on the brief at a time. The discipline that lets the screen stay deep and the shortlist stay tight.
Replacement guarantee
A standard rebate window applies if the hire does not stick within the agreed period. Terms confirmed inside the engagement letter for each search.