Your job search, run by professionals
You approve the roles. We handle the research, the tailoring, the applications, the chasing and the prep.
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A serious search takes ten to fifteen hours a week. Most professionals don't have that on top of a demanding role — so applications get rushed, generic and ignored.
Nexture gives you a named search manager, a writer and an interview coach working as one team on your pipeline. You spend your time on conversations that matter.
- Weekly written progress report
- Every application tailored, never copy-pasted
- Direct outreach to hiring managers, not just portals
- Full transparency in the client portal
How a Nexture search runs
Discovery. A 60-minute session on your history, targets, salary floor and non-negotiables.
Positioning. Your CV, cover letter template and LinkedIn are rebuilt around one clear story.
Shortlisting. Hand-picked roles land in your portal each week for a yes or no.
Applying. We tailor and submit within 24 hours of your approval, then follow up.
Interviewing. Research packs, mock interviews and structured answers before every stage.
Offer. Benchmarking and negotiation support until the contract is signed.
Choose your level of support
Essentials
CV, cover letter and LinkedIn rebuild plus a 30-role target list you work yourself.
Managed
Everything in Essentials plus a search manager applying on your behalf for 12 weeks.
Executive
Confidential search for director and C-suite moves, including headhunter introductions.
Relevant Packages
White Collar
Our fully managed search for specialists.
- Named search manager
- Applications submitted for you
- Weekly progress reports
- Mock interviews
Executive Career Boost
Confidential search for directors and C-suite.
- Off-market approaches
- Headhunter introductions
- Salary negotiation support
- 7-day priority access
Ready to stop applying alone?
Send us your details and we'll come back with an honest view of how long your search should take.
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