Daniel Elliott
Consultant
After leaving school, Daniel enjoyed a 9-year career working as a Football coach across both Professional and semi-professional environments such as Millwall, Leyton Orient and Welling United. Daniel had opportunities to work in various European countries to pursue his Football career but wanted a career change and decided to transfer his skills of networking and communicating to a career in Recruitment. Daniel works within the M&E Building Services market, specialising in roles for Gas Engineers, Air Conditioning Engineers and Plumbers.
Daniel’s responsibilities:
- Candidate & client management
- Sourcing, screening and selecting candidates
- Relationship management
- After sales care
GET TO KNOW DANIEL:
Favourite Book:
- David Goggins – Can’t Hurt me
Football Team/Sports Person:
- Millwall/Jack Grealish
Favourite Car:
- Aston Martin DB9
3 dream dinner party guests:
- Ray Parlour, Joe Rogan and Ricky Gervais
The happiest day of your life was:
- When Tripper’s free-kick went in against Croatia in the World Cup in 2018 (short lived)
Food:
- Lamb with mashed potato
Drink:
- A proper pour of Birra Moretti
Favourite thing about working at Just Construction:
- The people, they are all top drawer!
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