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now seeking a VP Procurement
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seeking a VP Marketing and Branding with strong luxury goods/services experience
Status posted by Suzanne M King Dec 9, 2009
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Suzanne M King left a comment for Suzanne M King
Sorry for the delay in my reply. Hope all is well with you and would love to stay in touch. Best regards, Suzanne
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My Future in Recruiting

“Take it all in.” These are words from my martial arts master, and they relate to not just the dynamics of the blue mat to which I bow. Being mindful of my environment is what helps me position and re-position myself to adapt to whatever change is occurring or will occur in my sphere of influence. My future in this industry we call recruiting is but one example of such environmentally sensitive adaptation. The better I am able to take in all the data points that comprise the practice of talent…See More
A discussion started by Suzanne M King was featured Oct 29, 2009
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My Future in Recruiting

“Take it all in.” These are words from my martial arts master, and they relate to not just the dynamics of the blue mat to which I bow. Being mindful of my environment is what helps me position and re-position myself to adapt to whatever change is occurring or will occur in my sphere of influence. My future in this industry we call recruiting is but one example of such environmentally sensitive adaptation. The better I am able to take in all the data points that comprise the practice of talent…See More
Discussion posted by Suzanne M King Oct 28, 2009
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Martin H.Snyder commented on Suzanne M King's blog post 'Duplication of Effort'
two thoughts- 1. If your staff recruiters are "competing" with line managers, then there is an obvious overcapacity problem: somebody has too much time on their hands. If the truth is that line managers are becoming more adept at…
Oct 23, 2009
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Duplication of Effort

Because the market is loaded with high unemployment, hiring managers are approaching candidates directly to circumvent paying fees to recruiters. Corporate recruiters are therefore competing with the very professionals they’re assigned to support. Agencies, sensing a schism and a possible opportunity to snap up a quick albeit reduced fee, are vying to squeeze a toe in the door with the hiring manager and pitching the line, “I can do it better for less and without politics.”I anticipate that the…See More
A blog post by Suzanne M King was featured Oct 23, 2009
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Suzanne M King commented on Laura Vezer's blog post 'Employer Branding. How important is it to job seekers?'
Branding is very important to the candidates I recruit. The suggestion of a company's corporate culture, mission and strategy are all briefly (and hopefully succinctly) summarized by the brand. When a very talented individual has options,…
Oct 22, 2009
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Duplication of Effort

Because the market is loaded with high unemployment, hiring managers are approaching candidates directly to circumvent paying fees to recruiters. Corporate recruiters are therefore competing with the very professionals they’re assigned to support. Agencies, sensing a schism and a possible opportunity to snap up a quick albeit reduced fee, are vying to squeeze a toe in the door with the hiring manager and pitching the line, “I can do it better for less and without politics.”I anticipate that the…See More
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Take It Easy

Dearest candidate,I appreciate the opportunity to interview you and compare your skill set to the other candidates currently in consideration for our open technical management position. Please understand that I meant no disrespect or connotation of ill will when I stated that a background check is part of our employment screening process and typically adds a week’s delay to process. This is a statement I provide every candidate with whom I interview, and it is not intended to imply any historic…See More
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Suzanne M King commented on Suzanne M King's blog post 'What Do You Really Want?'
Lots of folks right now are adrift.
Sep 22, 2009
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Thomas Patrick Chuna commented on Suzanne M King's blog post 'What Do You Really Want?'
Looks like we've been talking to the same types of candidates..
Sep 21, 2009
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Charles Van Heerden commented on Suzanne M King's blog post 'What Do You Really Want?'
Very true Suzanne. When applicants have made poor career decisions in the past it is unlikely they will suddenly get better at it. Getting some good honest feedback like yours is a first step.
Sep 21, 2009
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What Do You Really Want?

Dearest candidate,In reviewing your resume and discussing with you your experiences and areas of interest, I’ve come to the determination that you seem to have a gap between what you have done, what you’re capable of doing and what you ultimately want to do.Often times, I visit with professionals who don’t have a clear idea of what their true capabilities or strengths are. Your case is different. While you clearly know and can prove via your established track record what you are very good at…See More
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Name
Suzanne M King
Location
Irvine
Company
Suzanne King Executive Search and Consulting
Which best describes your profession?
Corporate, Recruiter, Executive
How many years have you been in the business?
More than 15 years
Which industries do you work in now?
Technology
Are you interested in split placements?
yes
What kind of networking are you open to?
Open networking
How do you introduce yourself to people you meet in business?
Hi, my name is Suzanne King.
What recruiting tools can you not live without?
Laptop, telephone, email, internet
Website
http://www.kingconsultant.com
LinkedIn Profile
http://www.linkedin.com/in/suzanneking

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Duplication of Effort

Posted on October 22, 2009 at 3:38pm 1 Comment

Because the market is loaded with high unemployment, hiring managers are approaching candidates directly to circumvent paying fees to recruiters. Corporate recruiters are therefore competing with the very professionals they’re assigned to support. Agencies, sensing a schism and a possible opportunity to snap up a quick albeit reduced fee, are vying to squeeze a toe in the door with the hiring manager and pitching the line, “I can do it better for less and without politics.”



I… Continue
Suzanne M King

Take It Easy

Posted on October 3, 2009 at 8:04pm 0 Comments

Dearest candidate,



I appreciate the opportunity to interview you and compare your skill set to the other candidates currently in consideration for our open technical management position. Please understand that I meant no disrespect or connotation of ill will when I stated that a background check is part of our employment screening process and typically adds a week’s delay to process. This is a statement I provide every candidate with whom I interview, and it is not intended to imply… Continue
Suzanne M King

What Do You Really Want?

Posted on September 21, 2009 at 3:52pm 3 Comments

Dearest candidate,



In reviewing your resume and discussing with you your experiences and areas of interest, I’ve come to the determination that you seem to have a gap between what you have done, what you’re capable of doing and what you ultimately want to do.



Often times, I visit with professionals who don’t have a clear idea of what their true capabilities or strengths are. Your case is different. While you clearly know and can prove via your established track record what… Continue
Suzanne M King

Occupational Hazard

Posted on September 11, 2009 at 2:54pm 1 Comment

Dearest candidate,



Thank you for reaching out to me this morning via email. I am flattered by your suggestion to treat me to sushi and cocktails this evening to further discuss your interest in the Practice Leader position here in southern California; however, I must decline your generous offer. Friday evenings usually involve my husband, Paul, who is coincidentally the Partner working closely with our client to hire the Practice Leader.



Should you wish to apply for the… Continue
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The Price of Arrogance

Posted on September 9, 2009 at 1:19pm 3 Comments

Dearest candidate,



Thank you for the opportunity to interview you this morning for the Director position with my client. I appreciate your having explained to me the number of senior level executives with whom you golf on a regular basis and who are so fond of you. In addition, I apologize for not knowing who you were in advance and remain grateful for your sharing with me how much money you made five years ago.



The hiring manager has requested to only review candidates… Continue

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At 3:09pm on December 9, 2009, Suzanne M KingSuzanne M King said…
Sorry for the delay in my reply. Hope all is well with you and would love to stay in touch. Best regards, Suzanne
At 3:48pm on July 29, 2009, Suzanne M KingSuzanne M King said…
Why do recruiters not use position specs more frequently?
At 3:21pm on July 29, 2009, Suzanne M KingSuzanne M King said…
Interesting forum. We'll see if it's valuable.
 
 
 

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