Earlier today, I had a very interesting phone call with a bright, highly enthusiastic (fire-in-the-belly) new business development executive. His familiarity with the information technology space is excellent. And so too is his skill at staging successful consultative processes and converting his multi-million-dollar new business prospects to sale.
What company wouldn’t want to hire this new [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Executive Recruiting’
Sturdy Roots Green Business Executive Survey: Interesting Results
Posted in Executive Recruiting, Executive Search, Green Business, tagged Executive Recruiting, Executive Search, executive training, Green Business, green executives on March 7, 2009 | 1 Comment »
It’s time to summarize the results of the green executive survey many of you have taken.
SURVEY SAYS…
You are a sociable bunch; all 100% of responders said that they would attend networking events;
All of you are interested in participating in live seminars and webinars. 29% of survey responders would even be willing to pay a fee [...]
How to Cope When The Hits Keep Coming
Posted in Executive Search, Green Business, Green Jobs, tagged Executive Recruiting, Executive Search, Green Business, green business executives, Green Jobs, Tim Geithner on January 27, 2009 | 4 Comments »
To paraphrase the late Rodney Dangerfield, “it’s tough out there!”
We read the day’s news headlines at our own peril (yesterday alone):
Caterpillar to cut 20,000 jobs…
Sprint/Nextel, 8,000…
The Home Depot, 7,000
Some economists are saying current economic forecasts for January 2009 – that total job losses in the U.S. will reach 500,000 – may be under-estimated. Others are [...]
Going Green at the Keyboard: How Companies Can Significantly Reduce PC Power Usage
Posted in Executive Recruiting, Executive Search, Green Marketing, Sustainable Marketing, Telecommuting, tagged carbon footprint, carbon footprint reduction, Executive Recruiting, Executive Search, green business executives, Green Marketing, hiring green, Telecommuting, Verdiem, virtual office on September 6, 2008 | 1 Comment »
One of the biggest challenges for any company – even green ones – is reducing the amount of power consumed by its office computers.
The amount of power used by the typical PC is signficant: nearly 600 kilowatt hours of electricity, annually.
Concerned hiring managers we have spoken to say that the subtle and not-so-subtle reminders they send to their [...]

