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Greg Heslin is a best selling career advice and "street smart" tips author on how to survive in the 21st Century workplace.To learn more about FREE cutting edge career tips and techniques, you can visit his web site at http://www.My-New-Career.com

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Ways To Approach Executive Recruiters
There is a multitude of ways to approach executive recruiters of all levels. Firstly, it is important to understand more about how these recruiters work and to keep any expectations at a minimum to begin with. The key to this is to understand that executive recruiters are not necessarily there... Read
By: Greg Heslin | 03/11/2007 | Recruitment
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Making Career Change Over 50
It's often hard to think about changing careers. It's doubly difficult to take the step to change careers after you have been doing something for what may seem a lifetime. Interestingly, many people are opting for a career change after age 50. There are many things that drive people to... Read
By: Greg Heslin | 02/11/2007 | Careers
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What Is An Executive Recruiter
What is an executive recruiter? An executive recruiter is an individual that is knowledgeable about varied executive job positions, who is hiring and how to choose the right candidate for any given position. In retainment firms, executive recruiters work to find candidates for varied job positions in specific industry areas that... Read
By: Greg Heslin | 02/11/2007 | Recruitment
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Why Use An Executive Recruiter?
Using an executive recruiter is important because he/she can ensure quick responses, one-on-one attention and the highest potential results for their clients. In fact, there are some important criteria that most employers look for in executive recruiters. These include: · Honesty · Good communication skills · Trust · Accurate information gathering · Accurate understanding and... Read
By: Greg Heslin | 02/11/2007 | Recruitment
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Ways To Approach Executive Search Firms
There are many ways to approach executive search firms of all types and sizes. The first step in this is to learn more about how each firm operates and to keep any expectations to a minimum to start with. The key to this is in understanding that search firms are... Read
By: Greg Heslin | 02/11/2007 | Careers