Hey, you--look at me

A professional working relationship with an executive search firm can be a valuable way to "spread the news" about one's leadership capabilities-and, of course, can lead to a jump in one's career. Presented are a few tips about conducting a job search with an executive search fir...

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Published in:Healthcare financial management 2003-11, Vol.57 (11), p.82-86
Main Author: Tyler, J Larry
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Candidates
Career development planning
Communication
Company business management
Consultants
Employment
Excerpts
Financial executives
Financial Management, Hospital
Guidelines
Guidelines as Topic
Health administration
Health care industry
Hospital Administrators - standards
Hospitals
Humans
Job hunting
Leadership
Management
Professional Practice
Professional recruitment
Strategic planning (Business)
United States
Wages & salaries
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Summary:A professional working relationship with an executive search firm can be a valuable way to "spread the news" about one's leadership capabilities-and, of course, can lead to a jump in one's career. Presented are a few tips about conducting a job search with an executive search firm, including: 1. Be truly qualified for the position. 2. Do good work. 3. Don't "bad-mouth" your employer. 4. Be professional. 5. Be flexible. Search consultants typically network with those whom they respect, and who surround themselves with other talented individuals. In the end, prospective job candidates who are "known" in search consultant circles do not possess magical powers. These are leaders who consciously or unconsciously have done what it takes to stand out in the crowd.
ISSN:0735-0732
0735-0732