Recruitment drive at sourcing firm

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Evaluate Technologies is looking recruiting up to 10 staff by the start of 2010 as it expects to gain traction within the online sourcing market.

The recruitment drive would, if successful, see total staff numbers by up to a fifth and come in response to recent deals with broker firms and consumer websites plus a significant upgrade of its online mortgage comparison service.

Jonathan Midgley, managing director at Evaluate Technologies, said: “The online sourcing market is going through a period of consolidation with many existing firms being sold and others withdrawing from the market.

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