Posted by Administrator Date Posted: July 07, 2017 Posted in Candidate Tips,Manufacturing / Automotive
Thank you notes after an interview can set you apart or make you just one of the interviewees. Itâs not enough to send an interview thank you note, itâs critical to think about how the other person thinks of you when reading it. A one liner interview thank you note that says, âHey, great meeting you,…
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Posted by Administrator Date Posted: March 29, 2017 Posted in Client Resources,Manufacturing / Automotive,Quarterly Analysis
Staffing Cents is a quarterly newsletter that provides insights into the current candidate market and provides tip and tricks for employers to successfully navigate that environment. What do networking and banking have in common? Networking is a trendy topic. In fact, a simple google search for ânetworking best practicesâ yielded 7.5 million results for the…
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Posted by Administrator Date Posted: January 17, 2017 Posted in Client Resources,Energy Industry,Quarterly Analysis,Uncategorized
As boutique recruiters with a unique and specialized niche, in-house legal positions in the energy industry, we have insight from many perspectives. One of the things we track is hiring trends for legal roles in our industry. We diligently track postings by practice area and level. To download a printable version of this post, please…
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Posted by Administrator Date Posted: December 02, 2016 Posted in Candidate Tips,Client Resources
We were recently featured on Michigan Homes, one of the top sites for Ann Arbor, MI Real Estate. Check out the article here: Variant Partners Executive Search Firm Inspires Trust in Clients and Candidates.
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Posted by Administrator Date Posted: November 17, 2016 Posted in Candidate Tips,Energy Industry
Online resume critiques have become more and more common, and there are even a few that focus on legal resumes. Unfortunately, most of the comments weâve seen are not worthwhile. We look at dozens of attorney resumes each day. The purpose of a resume is to provide enough information about who you are and what…
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Posted by Administrator Date Posted: September 02, 2016 Posted in Client Resources,Energy Industry
It bothers me when I ask a client what the selling points are for the role or the company, and the answer I receive is: âI really donât know.â According to a recent Staffing Industry poll, the top reason people are motivated to leave jobs is lack of advancement. Thatâs what we hear all day…
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Posted by Administrator Date Posted: May 11, 2016 Posted in Client Resources,Energy Industry,Quarterly Analysis
As boutique recruiters with a unique and specialized niche, in-house legal positions in the energy industry, we have insight from many perspectives. One of the things we track is hiring trends for legal roles in our industry. We diligently track postings by sector and level. 2015 Q4 analysis: One thing that is unique to legal…
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Posted by Administrator Date Posted: April 05, 2016 Posted in Client Resources,Quarterly Analysis
3 key things candidates are looking for: A good benefits package with options. They want the ability to pick a plan that fits their needs. This is especially important for those with families. The opportunity to contribute; to make strategic decisions or implement something. A clear growth plan accompanied with a training/development plan. In other words, is…
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Posted by Administrator Date Posted: April 05, 2016 Posted in Client Resources,Quarterly Analysis
Tips and TricksâGetting Quality Candidates in the Door There is significant competition for top talent. Prospects have options (including staying where they are) and they will choose the role that is best for them. Companies need to sell their opportunities and âcourtâ prospective employees. The âcourtingâ process should begin before you even have a need….
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Posted by Administrator Date Posted: March 07, 2016 Posted in Candidate Tips
Posted by Fred Keena Note: I donât cover post-interview tips, or general interview etiquette (e.g. dress professionally and donât chew gum), but I will cover those in a future post. Ok, you got the interview, but now you have to really impress the hiring manager, right? Wrong! Kind ofâŠWhile it is not time to breathe…
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