Our why

Lasting and authentic relationships with clients are at the core of our business’ philosophy.

Take the pain out of recruitment

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Trying to fill a difficult vacancy?

The white-collar professional space is getting more competitive, and it’s hard to find your ideal candidate when the market is always tightening. Recruitment becomes a time-consuming and expensive process, distracting from the work your business would rather be doing. Sometimes it feels like, after all the advertising and interviewing, you get no closer to filling that open vacancy.

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What if it wasn’t ‘difficult’?

Without the pressure of recruitment, your business could get back to doing what it was made to do. All of your vacancies would be filled, and once again your business would be firing on all cylinders. Furthermore, your management and administration teams would no longer need to spend time and money on the recruitment process.

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We take that difficulty away.

Pure Source will take care of your staffing needs, so you can focus on what matters most to your business. We help businesses save money, find their ideal candidate faster, and entirely eliminate the headaches of recruitment. If you need to fill your open positions with qualified professionals in a timely manner, we can make that happen.

Comprehensive recruitment in the professional space.

For over 18 years, Pure Source have consolidated relationships with candidates and clients over Brisbane’s entire white-collar industry. We never compromise the integrity of our process, and we always deliver on our promises.

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What sets us apart

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Your needs are our focus.

Our business is fully invested in the success of our clients. We understand that the key to successful recruitment lies in understanding the needs of clients, so we take the time to understand your business and its vacancies.

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Our thorough, proven process.

As the testimonials of our clients agree, our recruitment process always yields great results, and we always ensure that the right candidate is chosen for the job.

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Relaxed, professional service.

We’re dedicated to providing excellent customer service to our clients, so we always make ourselves available to answer any questions or concerns that you may have.

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Integrity and commitment.

Our success is predicated on building successful, long term relationships with clients. More than anything else, our business is committed to doing the right thing by our clients and candidates.

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Social responsibility

We recognise the responsibility we have to contribute positively to the welfare of our community and the people within it. As a result, we have several programs and initiatives in place to provide a range of support to selected charities and community Not-for-Profit organisations on an ongoing basis. Our current programs include:

Further, All staff are offered additional paid leave days each year to enable them to volunteer at an organisation of their choice. And, we also have an employee program that provides each staff member the opportunity to nominate their "Charity of Choice' to receive a donation from Pure Source for $1500 each year.

Pure Source Blog

Read the latest news and industry insights from our blog.

I am right, you are wrong, and this is why

“My values didn’t align with his and we had too many different opinions.”   I nodded my head in interest as the candidate I was interviewing told me this was the reason why she’d left her most recent role. She was the Executive Assistant, supporting the person with whom she did not have ‘shared opinions’…

Menopause in the Workplace
Can someone please turn up the Air Con?

“She told me that my problem is I’m too nice.”   It’s Saturday morning cricket in Brisbane and at 7am it’s already nearing 30 degrees. I’m drinking hot coffee whilst simultaneously sweltering. It’s an early start and still two and a half hours to go so when it comes to caffeine, necessity prevails, despite the…

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That time I was a gymnastics coach

Coaching styles in the sporting world offer valuable insights that can be effectively applied to the workplace.

The Paradox of Professional Ghosting

It is the digital equivalent of sticking our heads in the sand, hoping the problem will magically dissolve.

The voice in our head that tells us we don’t belong

If your employees experience the feeling of Imposter Syndrome then it’s helpful to know this.

The case for NOT working from home.

I’m here to offer a different perspective and challenge the assumption that if you don’t like working from home you must have a prehistoric view about the modern workplace.

The 11 green flags of a great employee, what are yours?

The Importance of Reference Checking and Green Flags in Recruitment

The sisterhood is not okay

It is not at all uncommon for a candidate to tell me that they don’t want a female Manager and when asked why, the reasons are not always clear. It is often as a result of a past experience of being undermined. Perhaps it is because of the sisterhood we expect more from our female peers, so when those expectations aren’t met we feel let down”

Working from home has changed our social lives, but can we make work friends remotely?

Remote work can impact our social lives in ways we don’t realise. Here are five ways to make real connections while working from home.

An open letter to all Office Professionals

Part personal retrospective, part farewell to our cherished Office Professional of five years, Kristy.

Diversity and inclusion

Thoughts, opinions and takeaways from the Diversity and Inclusion seminar hosted by the Australian Human Resources Institute with guest speaker, Alma Besserdin, Founder and Director of Wimmigrants.

An open letter to all Office Professionals

Part personal retrospective, part farewell to our cherished Office Professional of five years, Kristy.

Has working from home been the demise of dressing to impress?

On the public’s insistence to discuss (at length) what women wear, and what this means for us at work and in job interviews.