Recruitment for finance jobs in Basingstoke

Recruitment for finance jobs in Basingstoke

Wote Street People is an experienced recruitment agency based in Basing View, Hampshire, and we will help you find your new job in finance.

Calling all financial whizzes

Calling all financial whizzes

A strong finance department is central to the smooth operation of every business in Basingstoke, large and small, and whether figures are up or down.

Some industries require people who can steer their rapid financial growth in strategic ways. Others need resourceful minds to help them overcome hurdles as they refine and adapt their operations. These diverse and exciting challenges could await you in your next finance job in Basingstoke.

We recruit for finance roles across many different sectors. Companies are looking for skills and experience in:

  • Sage

  • Python
  • Xero
  • SAP
  • Accountancy

  • Financial conduct (FCA)

  • Retail finance

  • Collections

  • Specialist finance

When you get in touch with us, tell us how you feel about work as well as what you can do. We believe in placing you in a company that fits with your values as well as your skill set, so you’ll feel personally as well as professionally fulfilled.

Ready to meet the brightest financial candidates in Basingstoke?

Have the financial demands of your business evolved in way that means you need new talent to tackle them? Wote Street People is a member of TEAM (the largest network of independent recruiters in the UK), so we can introduce you to a wider range of financial candidates. Let’s find you the right people to take your company forwards.

Talk to us about your requirements

Let’s talk about your Finance needs!

Testimonial

“The key benefit that Wote Street People offers is the ability to truly understand the role being sought. Not only the qualifications and physical skills, but also the understanding of the type of people and culture and how prospective candidates will fit into an organisation. This is why we use Wote Street People.”

– Andy Cecil