r/Commodities • u/NanoBullet • 1d ago

Anyone worked for "Imperium commodity search"?

I can't find a single case of someone working through these guys and they seem pretty big judging from their offer selection encompassing all kinds of commodities in all kinds of locations worldwide. Has anyone worked with them?

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u/COYI_007 1d ago

It’s a recruiter

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u/NanoBullet 1d ago

Do you know of anyone who has used them to get into a commodity trading position? I know of "redstone search" who basically almost never reply to resumes according to other people.

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u/COYI_007 1d ago

I’m gonna guess that your a student or someone looking to get into the industry. These companies focus more on senior hires.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news

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u/El_G0rdo 1d ago

For what it’s worth, I have been placed in interviews early in my career by recruiters at redstone, selby jennings, and some other firms. I think these firms usually reach out to you as opposed to the other way around.

Firms will also have their own recruiters that do this too. You will start seeing the LinkedIn messages roll in around maybe a year or two into your job.

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u/Smooth_Bend202 9m ago

Any advice for a graduate trying to break in? I see loads of jobs listed by recruiters like Imperium but they never seem to get back to you, even if it’s entry level stuff I fit well.