


FAQs for candidates seeking a legal impact role
Written by Chris Cayley
09/10/2023
Blog
Q: What is the focus of the collaboration between Cyan Partners and Pro Lawyers ESG?
A: Our collaboration aims to shape legal recruitment with a focus on impact roles in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG), Sustainability, and Business & Human Rights. We're not just placing people; we're building a community that will shape the future of the legal sector.
Q: What benefits can I expect as a job candidate?
A: As a candidate, you'll gain access to a wider range of specialist roles as they develop in this new area, join an active community focused on impact, and benefit from resources designed to advance your career. You'll also be able to leverage the extensive recruitment experience and market knowledge that our collaboration brings.
Q: How does this collaboration affect the types of roles available?
A: This partnership expands the types of roles available to include a broader spectrum of legal impact roles. In short, you'll find more opportunities that align with your expertise and career goals.
Q: How do I apply for roles?
A: You can contact us directly to discuss your career aspirations and available roles. We’re always available to guide you through the application process and to offer personalised advice.
Q: What makes you different from other legal recruitment agencies?
A: We offer a unique blend of industry insight, specialist expertise, and a mission-led approach. Our collaboration aims to bridge the gap between client needs and candidate awareness, making us a pivotal connection point for outstanding opportunities and candidates in the legal impact sector.
Q: Can I expect a personalised service?
A: Absolutely. We pride ourselves on offering tailored solutions to meet your unique needs. Our approach is people-centric, authentic, and results-driven, ensuring you receive the level of service you want and need.
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