When a manager or specialist leaves, gets sick, or goes on leave, it often affects more than one role. Decisions are postponed, projects lose momentum and the workload increases internally. At the same time, work must continue.
In such situations, MeyerHaugen helps you to quickly establish experienced interim managers and specialists. Interim means you gain experienced leadership or specialist expertise for a defined period.
A cherished child has many names. Some search for an interim leader or interim manager, while others use terms such as Management for Hire, embedded recruitment, consultant leasing, or temporary leader.
The common denominator is the need for the right expertise – quickly. It’s not just about filling a temporary gap, but about ensuring continuity, capacity, and progress when a business faces changes, growth, or time-critical challenges.
Although time is short, it is important to choose the right person. MeyerHaugen uses the best methodology from executive search combined with one of the country's strongest networks of leaders and specialists to identify available resources qualified for the role. This allows you to quickly place a candidate who fits both the role and the situation you are in.
MeyerHaugen specialises in interim recruitment within leadership, IT/digitalisation, HR/recruitment, finance/accounting/controlling, communications, and project management. Roles we can assist with include:
Interim managers or specialists are often one part of a larger need.
MeyerHaugen also provides assistance with:
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Interim recruitment is used when a business quickly needs leadership competence or specialised expertise. The need may be permanent or temporary, but there isn’t time to wait for a traditional recruitment process. Typical situations can include:
In usual recruitment, the candidate is hired into a permanent position.
With interim recruitment, you hire experienced management or specialist expertise for a limited period. This is often used when the need is acute, temporary, or linked to change and development.
We typically present current candidates within 5 to 10 days, depending on the role, complexity, and market situation.
Through a broad network of experienced leaders and specialists, we can quickly identify candidates with the right skills and relevant experience.
The candidates we present can start at short notice.
MeyerHaugen specialises in interim recruitment within leadership, IT/digitalisation, HR/recruitment, finance/accounting/controlling, communications, and project management. Roles we can assist with include:
Yes, but assignments within interim management and the hiring of expertise must be assessed specifically based on the assignment's content, organisation, and the business's needs. MeyerHaugen is a recruitment company publicly approved by the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority. and ensuring that assignments are carried out in accordance with current regulations.
The cost of temporary recruitment depends on the role, experience and duration of the assignment. Normally, the cost will be 30–40% higher than for a permanent position.
Yes, many people use interim solutions while a permanent recruitment process is underway. This allows you to ensure continuity and progress while giving yourselves time to carry out a thorough recruitment process.
An interim assignment often lasts between 3 and 12 months, depending on the situation and needs. Some assignments cover temporary absences, while others are used in connection with growth, restructuring, or until permanent recruitment is in place.