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CFOs are Influencers, but NOT when Unemployed
CFO Research released a study showing that CFO influence was on the rise. And by a pretty wide margin with 17% indicating their influence was “greatly” enhanced and 55% weighing in at “somewhat” enhanced. Here’s the quote: … finance chiefs … Continue reading
Posted in Branding, CFO Careers, Current Affairs, Recruiters
Tagged CFO Careers, CFO-Coach, CFOs, Chief Financial Officers, Cindy Kraft, recruiters, unemployment
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The Recession, Unemployment, & CFOs
Despite the recession, companies still want top talent. It’s imperative that high-value CFOs apply that same strategic mindset to their career. Continue reading
Posted in CFO Careers, Current Affairs, Recent Statistics, Recruiters
Tagged CFO Careers, CFO-Coach, Cindy Kraft, passive candidates, recruiters, unemployment
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CFO Contingency Plan
Or, Redundancy-Proofing. Or, Career Survival Plan. Whatever the name, the result is the same … ensuring that in these tough, very competitive times you don’t find yourself on the street before you start looking for your next position. As the … Continue reading
Posted in Career Information, CFO Careers, Current Affairs
Tagged Board, career, career survival plan, CEO, CFO, Chief Financial Officer, contingency plan, Executive, hiring, P&L, P&L statement, Senior Finance, Titanic, unemployment
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Career Damage Control
Recently I stumbled across a primer on common career management misconceptions. Managing your career isn’t rocket science, but it is challenging to get in front of, and drive, your career rather than finding yourself reacting to a trigger event. The author … Continue reading
Superstar Executives
An interesting article by John Hollon on ERE inspired my SmartBrief for CFOs poll last week on the quality of the last hire. The results of the poll … once again … triggered more questions on my end since of … Continue reading
Posted in CFO Careers, Current Affairs, Recruiters
Tagged CFO, CFOs, ERE, executives, high-value target, Newsweek, recruiters, recruiting, SmartBrief for CFOs, top talent, unemployed, unemployment
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The “Spaghetti” Job Search Strategy
There’s a lot of angst in the LinkedIn CFO group this morning. Not hearing back from recruiters these days is enough to send even the most stable senior finance executive to the edge of the cliff after a period of … Continue reading
Posted in CFO Careers, Networking, Recruiters
Tagged CFO, Deborah Gallant, Google, HR, job search, job search strategy, job seekers, LinkedIN, niche, posted positions, recruiters, resume, Senior Finance Executives, unemployment
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Now is not the time to be an ostrich!
In popular mythology, the ostrich is famous for hiding its head in the sand at the first sign of danger. With nothing but bad news for the past several weeks, it feels like dangerous times … particularly where job–security and … Continue reading