• Evaluating WFH When Considering a Job Change

    Everyone’s job search is different. You may be a top performer whose learning curve has stalled, opportunistically looking. You may have just lost a job in a layoff. You may want to try a hand at a new strategy.  As you consider opportunities, you will weigh many factors. Who will you be working with on…

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  • Are Interview Mistakes Holding You Back

    Interviewing is an art, not a science. However, there are ways to help you have greater control over theprocess, whether you are early in your career or a senior professional. Know Your Resume A surprising number of candidates do not know what information is on their resumes. While it is nothard to remember descriptions of…

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  • How to Approach a Recruiter

    It can be intimidating to contact a recruiter, particularly for individuals who are unemployed and those who have not recruited in a long time. To find a good recruiter, ask people you trust for recruiter recommendations. If a friend or colleague had a particularly successful experience with a recruiter, ask for an introduction.  Then read…

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  • Laid Off, What Comes Next?

    As recruiters, we are already seeing candidates who have been laid off and are searching for their next role. The fact that these individuals were laid off does not detract from their work experience or the value that they bring. As you prepare for what’s next, make sure to focus on what you can contribute…

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  • Layoffs Coming? Prepare Now!

    If the possibility of getting laid off is keeping you up at night, here are some ways to get ready and ease your mind. Be prepared Dust off your resume. Even if layoffs are not an issue, we recommend keeping your resume up to date! Consider: Pro Tip: Treat your resume like a living document.…

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  • Now Is Not The Time To Accept A Counter Offer

    Jack G. complained constantly that his fund did not pay him anywhere close to the value he produced. In his role as a Principal in XYZ Private Equity Fund, he had significant P&L attached to the portfolio companies he worked with, sat on two boards and a deal he originated was about to close. Two…

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