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The Necessity of Consistency in Talent Management

The Necessity of Consistency in Talent Management

A consistent approach to Human Capital Management is sometimes lacking in large companies, ironically, due to the uniqueness of each leader in the group. For example, the Talent Acquisition Director…

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Vital Job Hunting Tip #4: Value Creation and Getting Jobs

Vital Job Hunting Tip #4: Value Creation and Getting Jobs

Grant Cardone’s blog titled: 12 Tips to Getting a Job in Any Market. We agree with him, especially about showing how you can create value. It is critically important, especially for…

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Vital Job Hunting Tips #3 – Reference Letters

Vital Job Hunting Tips #3 – Reference Letters

Many job seekers wonder about the value of getting letters of reference from current and past employers. I am a strong advocate of accumulating these as your career progresses. You…

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Vital Job Hunting Tips #2 – The “Informational Interview”

Vital Job Hunting Tips #2 – The “Informational Interview”

Many job hunting coaches advocate trying to get “Informational Interviews”, where you aren’t specifically aiming at a job, but just gathering information, getting advice, networking, etc. What can you try…

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Why Your Intuition Might Be a Hiring Obstacle

Why Your Intuition Might Be a Hiring Obstacle

Many CEOs claim to have exceptional intuition about hiring for their executive team.  “I know in my gut if someone will be a fit,” they say.  Much like the stories…

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Incremental Truths – What Candidates Tell Recruiters

Incremental Truths – What Candidates Tell Recruiters

Passive candidates – the people every employer wants – the ones that are happy, productive, and not looking for a job – are often wary of recruiters.  They know that…

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Violinist in the Subway – Can we Recognize Talent?

Violinist in the Subway – Can we Recognize Talent?

Perhaps you have heard the story:  Internationally acclaimed concert violinist Joshua Bell once agreed to don street clothes and play his $3.5 million dollar Stradivarius violin in a Washington DC…

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Flexibility in Staffing – Give Yourself Wiggle Room

Flexibility in Staffing – Give Yourself Wiggle Room

We always advocate precision in hiring: Specify the critical results (in the form of SMART objectives) you want from a candidate, and hire someone who can deliver those results. This…

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Acquirable Podcast Ep. 019 – Ryan Boyle | President | BOB Search
Acquirable Podcast Ep. 019 – Ryan Boyle | President | BOB Search

Acquirable Podcast Ep. 019 – Ryan Boyle | President | BOB Search

Back in November, I sat down with the guys at the Acquirable podcast at the ACG A&D Conference. They just released the episode, so I wanted to share it here.…...

How to Assess Leadership Readiness in Aerospace and Defense Candidates
How to Assess Leadership Readiness in Aerospace and Defense Candidates

How to Assess Leadership Readiness in Aerospace and Defense Candidates

A single mis-hire can stall flight tests, slip milestones, and invite audit findings. In programs where safety and security are non-negotiable, failure shows up as grounded assets, rework, and lost…...

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