How to write an executive job description

Whether you're partnering with an executive recruiter or going it alone, having a specific, detailed job description is crucial.

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Is your company’s reputation affecting your recruiting potential?

According to a study published in Corporate Responsibility Magazine, companies with a poor public reputation experience significant setbacks in the recruiting process.

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Executive recruiting firms are the best choice for finding “passive candidates”

One of the biggest paradoxes of the executive search process is that the most highly qualified candidates are usually not actively looking for a new job.

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Why you shouldn’t use job boards to recruit for executive positions

Using job boards to search for executive candidates is like looking for a needle in a haystack.

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How to make a job offer executive candidates can’t refuse

There are several strategies that will make it much easier for you to get a "yes" in response to your executive job offer.

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The key differences between retained and contingency recruiting firms

As a retained executive search firm, we don't just inundate you with resumes, but work as your "private detective" to find you the best candidate for your specific needs.

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Stop turning away the best candidates

Companies may have rejected perfectly good CEO candidates in the past for trivial reasons.

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Recruitment firms allow for strategic CEO succession

Retained recruitment firms are a good choice for assisting in the full CEO succession process.

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Stop working with contingent recruiters who don’t value your success

YES Partners has a personal stake in pleasing client businesses by finding the right candidates.

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