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In 1984, Oxford was founded in an abandoned schoolhouse in Massachusetts. Since then, we have focused on building relationships and trust with our clients and consultants, and as a result we have grown to a global company, with over 24 offices worldwide providing services in 44 countries.

It’s our 35th anniversary, and we couldn’t be more excited. To celebrate this milestone, we wanted to take a moment to recognize how much we truly love what we do. So, we came up with a list of 35 reasons why we love working in the staffing and recruiting industry.

If working from home is a part of your usual routine or you have found yourself working from home temporarily, conducting meetings remotely can still be just as effective as being face-to-face. Whether you are a manager or a member of a team, these tips can help your meetings run...

Doug has been working with Oxford since 2017, when his recruiter reached out to him. One of the things that stuck out to Doug was the confidence Chris had in his ability to match Doug with opportunities that fit his skills and interests.

Our client wanted to repatriate foreign-based services to the United States but required a support team to build an onshore operational model.

A company’s decision to expand into global markets is one that should not be taken lightly. Not only do the overarching strategies of the business have to align on a global scale, but each program within the localized sectors must be customized to meet the unique needs of each location.

Our client wanted to reduce costs and improve the efficiency of their staffing program while maintaining high quality standards. Learn how Oxford delivered. 

To create an automated, service-based platform for virtual and augmented reality experiences designed for the gaming industry, our client required the right partner. Learn how Oxford delivered. 

Although the May 2022 deadline for the upcoming In Vitro Diagnostic Regulations (IVDR) might seem distant, now is the time to evaluate what your organization needs to accomplish before these key dates arrive.

Accelerating the rollout of new features in a technical environment can expose issues. To mitigate these challenges, our client relied on Oxford's support.

In May 2017, EU officials announced regulations impacting organizations that manufacture in vitro diagnostic devices in both Europe and the US. In order to sell their products on the European market, organizations must achieve compliance by May 2022.

When it comes to security in product development, there is a lot to consider, especially now that everything from vehicles to appliances are connected to the internet. Although this connectivity is highly desirable and lucrative in the market, it also opens the door to a slew of security threats.