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Executive Recruiters: Why Do Hiring Managers Give Them Attention?
How exactly does an executive search firm have a leg up against the corporate talent acquisition team when hiring?
Top 21 Things I’ve Learned in 21 Years of Business
Naviga Recruiting & Executive Search is proud to announce its 21st year in business! The last 21 years have been a journey with a windy road. However, I have certainly learned a tremendous amount while navigating this ship! I’ve compiled a list of the 21 takeaways since starting the business.
[Podcast] How to Respond to Tough Interview Questions
It doesn’t matter how many sales interviews you’ve participated in, it can still be a nerve-wracking experience. And while you can come prepared with your own questions and information on the company, you’re not always going to know which questions they’re going to ask you in the sales interview. However,
6 Ways to Recruit and Hire in a Candidate-Driven Market
Do you feel like it’s becoming more difficult to recruit top talent for your open positions? Have you had top employees leave your company to accept positions that offered them a 30% increase in compensation? If so, you’re not alone. The talent market is heating up across all industries and
10 Traits to Consider When Hiring a Millennial Worker
Millennial workers often have a bad reputation in the workplace. Many people assume they’re entitled or don’t have a good work ethic. And while that assumption might be true for a few people, it’s not true for the group as a whole. Instead, this generation shares a lot of traits
The Ultimate Guide to Interviewing and Hiring Star Sales Representatives
Interviewing and hiring a sales representative is a difficult task. A salesperson may look successful on paper, but you will need the right strategies and processes in place to really uncover whether or not the candidate will have future success at your company. And the stakes are high if you