Perfect Timing

Perfect Timing is a community-focused recruitment agency based in Sausalito that has been helping people and businesses come together since 1988. Founded by local business owner Solina Walton, the agency specializes in connecting exceptional local talent with Bay Area employers through personalized service and strong relationship-building.

Perfect Timing operates on the foundation that successful accomplishments begin and end with valued relationships between clients and candidates. Since 1988, they have been meeting clients' staffing needs with exceptional local talent while going out of their way to support the success of both employers and job seekers. The agency prides itself on being a small business that gives back to the community, with personalization and accountability as their strong suits.

The company follows a structured three-step process for success: first, they evaluate specific staffing needs to ensure they provide qualified and compatible candidates; second, they conduct thorough recruitment, screening, and skills assessment so clients know candidates meet their requirements; and third, they provide ongoing support for temporary and temp-to-hire candidates, allowing businesses to concentrate on managing their other operational needs.

As a locally-owned business, Perfect Timing is strongly vested in the Bay Area community both personally and professionally. Founder Solina Walton believes that Bay Area business owners have a natural and compelling interest in the long-term health of their communities, as it produces and supports employees that keep businesses running. The agency goes out of its way to support the success of other like-companies, which in turn supports ongoing job opportunities for their skilled local talent pool.

Perfect Timing's approach emphasizes building lasting relationships and understanding that successful placements require more than just matching skills to job descriptions. They focus on compatibility and cultural fit, ensuring that both clients and candidates benefit from their partnerships in the long term.