Judge a candidate’s references correctly

Basic references might be legally preferable, but they don't always tell the whole story.

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See each startup as a transitory phase

One entrepreneur says being a startup should only be seen as a transitional phase.

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Using data to improve the recruitment process

Measuring ​a recruiter's performance helps to make improvements later on, according to Dr. John Sullivan.

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How do executives relieve workplace tension?

A good self-managing CEO will have some sort of way to manage their stress that doesn't impact productivity.

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CEOs should have a specific plan for changing ‘company culture’

Does the very idea of "corporate culture" require some revision?

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Confident CEOs still enjoy work despite intense schedule

Two CEOs show how passion helps them get through stressful work periods.

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Harvard Business Review ranks best ‘long-term’ CEOs

The CEO with the best performance will be one with a consistent vision and success over a long period of time.

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Has your candidate ever ‘played CEO?’

A person who has thought seriously about being a CEO shows passion for the role.

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Changing the office to match the new CEO

Each CEO will have his or her own workplace tradition.

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Managing employees who work remotely

How does your CEO approach the idea of working from home? Some ban it outright, but for others, it's an effective working solution.

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JCPenney hires former Home Depot Executive

JCPenney has officially chosen its next CEO: Marvin Ellison, current Home Depot executive.

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Business plans should focus on the present, not the beginning or end

A good first-time CEO will develop their business into a consistently profitable venture.

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Competent CEOs combine different types of knowledge

A CEO that shows a balance of all kinds of knowledge is considered more competent, according to one study.

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Startup CEOs: Ask yourself what the customer really wants

Is your company filling an existing need, or inventing one that doesn't exist?

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CEOs can spearhead tech initiatives within your company

C-level staff who are already familiar with big data can use it in more effective ways.

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CEO of MicroStrategy takes pay cut

The CEO of MicroStrategy is reducing his pay out of consideration for his company.

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The pros and cons of startup companies in San Diego

Location for your business matters: Not just in terms of where you're able to operate, but what laws you need to respect.

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Find a CEO who is ‘raising the bar’ for talent

CEOs should play an important role in talent assessment.

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Be specific and assertive when pursuing a candidate

Without direct, fast communication, a CEO candidate can get the wrong impression.

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The early riser CEO: Productive or sleep-deprived?

Many well-known CEOs like to start work early. But is this always the best idea?

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