Talent Acquisition / New York City
We sweep up
the city's
best people.
You meet the
short list.
Sweep Talent NYC is a talent acquisition firm built for New York hiring speed. We source, screen and interview sales, customer service, social media and business intern talent — then hand you the few people worth your time.

Brief → Source → Screen → Interview → Short List → Hire
- Indeed
- Hireline
- JobsAI
- Meta
- Monster
We source candidates through these platforms and channels. Platform names are used to describe where we recruit, not to imply endorsement.
Every
resume.
Every borough.
New York doesn't have a talent shortage. It has a filtering problem. Hundreds of people apply to one posting, and a hiring manager with a real job to do has no way through the pile. That's the work we take off your desk.
A resume tells you
a little. A
conversation tells you
the rest.
Job boards are excellent at volume. They are not built to tell you whether someone will still be picking up the phone in week six, or whether they can take a rejection at 4pm and make one more call.
Our recruiters talk to people. We ask what they actually did in the last role, what they want next, what commute they can sustain and what the offer needs to look like. Then we write it down for you.
- Can they do the job?
- Will they stay?
- What motivates them?
- What will it take to close them?

Six steps from
brief to hire.
- 01 //
Take the Brief
We sit with the hiring manager and get specific: the role, the day-to-day, the personality that survives it, the pay band and the start date.
- 02 //
Sweep the Market
We work Indeed, LinkedIn, Hireline, JobsAI, Meta and Monster at the same time, plus our own NYC network and campus pipeline.
- 03 //
Screen Everyone
Every applicant gets a real screen — a phone conversation, not a keyword match. Most of our week is spent here.
- 04 //
Interview at Volume
Our recruiters run back-to-back interview days and career fairs so you don't have to. Volume in, quality out.
- 05 //
Send the Short List
You get a handful of candidates with notes on why each one is here, what they want and what they'd need to say yes.
- 06 //
Stay on the Hire
We stay in contact through offer, start date and the first weeks, and tell you plainly what we're hearing.
We interview
hundreds
so you
interview four.
Interview days, campus recruiting and career fairs are a normal week here. Our recruiters run structured screens, take notes on every candidate and compare people against the brief — not against each other's formatting.

Who we place.
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Sales
SDRs, inside sales, field sales and account executives who can hold a conversation and take a no.
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Customer Service
Support reps, client coordinators and front-of-house people who stay calm and stay kind.
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Social Media
Coordinators, content creators and community managers who understand a New York audience.
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Business Interns
Undergraduates majoring in business, marketing and communications, placed for real work.

We go where
the talent is.
Career fairs, university business programs and open interview days keep our pipeline full before a client ever calls. When a brief lands, we already know who to reach.
Whole teams, not
one-off seats.
8 SDRs + 1 team lead
Launch sales team
A DTC brand entering the New York market needed a calling floor from zero in six weeks.
6 reps + 1 supervisor
Customer service pod
A service business covering extended hours needed coverage that could handle escalations.
2 coordinators + 1 creator
Social & content squad
A hospitality group wanted people who post like New Yorkers, not like an agency.
Team shapes shown are illustrative examples of how we structure a build, not client case studies.
People who
pick up the phone.
Our recruiters carry a desk, not a queue. They own the brief from intake to start date, run their own interview days and know the difference between a candidate who is available and a candidate who is right.


The next hire,
a year early.
We place undergraduates majoring in business, marketing and communications into internships that involve real customer contact — and we tell you which ones are worth a full-time offer.
Looking for
your next role?
Want to know how we screen? Hiring Insights covers how we think about New York hiring.
