I'm Bosco — I'm a HR and talent consultant with over 40 years of experience helping companies find the right people and solve the HR challenges that come with it.
It usually starts with a form. A line manager fills it out, HR takes it at face value, and the search begins
> without anyone sitting down to ask what's really needed. CVs arrive, interviews are arranged, and a hire is made. Three months later, it doesn't work out.
The real cost isn't the fee. It's the lost time, the disrupted team, and the slow realisation that the brief was never quite right to begin with.
HR managers are stretched > handling payroll, compliance, employee relations, and more. Deep recruitment work, the kind that requires real conversation and careful listening, rarely gets the time it deserves. That's the gap I fill > and I fill it before the search begins.
I started my HR career in 1981 — in banking, corporate Malaysia, and eventually running my own consultancy. I've sat on both sides of the hiring table. I know what good looks like, what red flags feel like, and what questions to ask that most recruiters never think to ask.
When you tell me you need a Sales Manager, my first question isn't "what's the budget?" — it's "why is this role open, and what happened before?" That difference in approach is what separates a placement that sticks from one that doesn't.
I work with a small number of clients at a time. When you engage CHRS, you work directly with me and not a team member who has never met you. Your assignment gets my full attention, my full experience, and my full judgment.
I've placed candidates and advised companies across industries, and professional services. Markets evolve, and I don't claim to have all the answers — but I understand how hiring works: the cultural dynamics, the candidate behaviour, and what it takes to make a placement stick .



