Niche Recruiters: The Best Kept Secret for Job Seekers
by Nancy Charney Executive recruiters, particularly those specializing in niche industries, are the best kept secret for job seekers in this competitive market. Working with Charney & Associates is a unique experience in that we remain focused on specific career needs, not generic job openings. Searching for a new position requires a great deal of…
The Value an Executive Recruiter Brings To An Organization? Priceless.
by Nancy Charney “These FSE’s, we are now finding them everywhere. Don’t know that we will be using your services any longer.” After nearly 25 in the industry, it is surprising that we still hear this sentiment from client companies. No matter what the status of the economy, career boards will be flooded with inquiries….
The Little Things That Affect Our Work Relationships
by Kerry Roberts Gibson and Beth Schinoff One afternoon a manager we’ll call Kassie sent an email to her teammate, Harrison, explaining why she hadn’t included him in a meeting with a group of company executives earlier that day. She and Harrison got along well, and she wanted to make sure he wasn’t offended. Two…
When Managers Take Their Stress Out on Their Employees
by Sabina Nawaz Adam ran a $500 million business. The company was on a sharp upward trajectory, the biggest competitor was a distant second, and his board loved him. But there was a problem. Even though his company was performing well, his employees’ productivity seemed sluggish. Designs required countless iterations, development was fraught with delays,…
Calm Your Nerves
Interviewing is stressful! Prepare not only for interview questions and answers, but also how to handle nerves!
First Impressions
Watch and learn what NOT to do at a first interview… because creating a positive first impression is critical to your career success.
Respectful Questioning is Critical!
Candidates are encouraged to ask questions in an interview… just not these questions! If you’d like a second interview (or a job offer), don’t inquire about benefits.
Keep It Positive!
Negativity can kill an interview. Want the job? Keep it positive!
Want to Know a Secret?
Posts from Dave Sjolin and John Assaraf on NeuroGym Achievers Facebook Group Page Dave Sjolin: In reading many posts, I’ve come to realize that many of you are looking for that spark of motivation that will get you going (again). Unfortunately, motivation is not the spark that will get you moving. Motivation is a result….
21 Freakishly Effective Ways to Motivate Employees (Updated for 2019)
by Jeff Murphy You finally have your dream team in place. You’ve hired selectively, waiting for just the right fit for each role. These are people with stellar backgrounds and proven track records of success. On paper, these individuals are poised to contribute to your culture and help take your department – and your business…
Be Prepared
“By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” ~ Benjamin Franklin Thinking about a career transition? This advice holds true when #interviewing.
10 Tips For Not Screwing Up Your Video Interview
by John Sumser There are two basic types of video interview. Live interviews, where you talk to the interviewer from your video device, were the first wave. While they are still used, their use is declining. Taped interviews, where you respond to prompts, either written or in an application, are becoming the norm. They allow…