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Excellent Advice About Recruiting Senior Management

December 23rd, 2004

Take a look at Ask My Advice. If you’re hiring a senior manager, it’s difficult to imagine not using a recruiter. But the recruiter fees can be a heavy tax to pay. But, take A (Anthony?)’s advice:

  • Ask why someone would want to work at your company
  • Negotiate with a smaller recruiting firm for a smaller percentage by building a strategic relationship with the firm

(BTW, the person who asked the question now has free marketing to help find people.)

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  • 1. Canadian Headhunter (Michael)  |  December 24th, 2004 at 12:39 pm

    Yeah, that’s Anthony. I think his mother was listening to “Take the A Train” before he was born.
    “Take your baby subway ridin’ /
    That’s where romance may be hidin’ /
    Take, you should take the ‘A’ train
    To get to Sugar Hill way up in Harlem.

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