#88 - From Getting Sacked at Ted Baker to Coaching the UK's Top Recruiters with Jamie Burrows
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This week on the pod, we are joined by Jamie Burrows, and his journey into recruitment is one hell of a story!
Before he was in the game of coaching recruiters to get more out of the industry, Jamie was the golden boy of Ted Baker—until a wild turn of events (and a bolted-down chair in a security office) saw him escorted out the door and straight into a 2008 recession-era recruitment desk.
We dive into what it actually takes to survive those grueling first 18 months on the phone, the reality of scaling an agency from a garden shed to 37 staff, and why splitting from business partners is rarely a clean break.
What we cover:
Growing up in a Crystal Palace pub and navigating the Millwall family stand.
The Ted Baker "cult" culture and getting sacked for doing the right thing.
Starting in recruitment just as the 2008 credit crunch hit (and hating BD).
Bootstrapping an education agency to 37 staff and the messy reality of exiting.
Surviving COVID by carrying his dad’s gas-fitting toolbox.
Why one-day recruitment training is basically a "speed awareness course" for underperformers.
Enjoy x