Global Executive Search

Is your company's preference for "experience" hindering your search rather than helping?

General Motors claims it has a plan, despite some mystery surrounding the future of the business.

Somewhere along the way, a good hiring professional needs to realize the value of the business succession planning decisions they're making.

What price do we pay for true innovation, and how can that figure of the frenzied genius be a bad one for your company's CEO tenure?

Executive experience can manifest itself in all sorts of ways, and make a person seem both healthily high in self esteem and appallingly arrogant. Can you tell the difference?

Is there really a magic set of questions your company should use during an applicant search? An executive recruitment firm might be the better option.

YES Partners may help you find someone who can be specific in their understanding of important phrases as a CEO.

Businesses in other cultures might use practices that your company is unfamiliar with, but a worldly approach might make a CEO tenure more successful overall.

Whether it's a major crime or a close call, the way your prospective CEO speaks of major failures is important to notice.

Apple's hiring of Ahrendts seems to be based off of several factors from her executive experience.