Do You Need an Executive
Talent Agent?
Executive talent agents and
headhunters may appear to
produce the same outcome,
but there is an unmistakable
distinction — the two
professions are paid by,
loyal to and represent
parties that may have
disparate priorities and
contrary interests related
to the same recruiting
transaction.
Hire
the Right Person the First
Time
The high unemployment rate
has created a false
confidence among company
hiring managers — from small
business owners to Fortune
500 companies — because
large pools of applicants
are available. Rather than
be fearful of making a
hiring mistake, here are
some ways to ensure you make
a good, profitable hire the
first time.
It’s
Never Too Late to Become a
P.E.: My Unconventional Path
to Licensure
In passing the PE exam at
age 43, Dave Cotton's route
to licensure wasn't the path
most traveled, but he's glad
he made the trip.
Five Web
Sites I Love...and You Might, Too
For your reading pleasure, and to
serve as proof that there is intelligent
life on the Internet, Today's Engineer is profiling
interesting and useful Web sites for
your edification. This month, IEEE-USA
President Gordon Day shares
some of his favorite sites.
IEEE-USA E-Book Reaches Out
to Unemployed Engineers
The Best of Today’s
Engineer on Career Survival
is not a new release, but
given the state of
unemployment in this
economic downturn, IEEE-USA
E-Books is highlighting this
e-book to help engineers who
need assistance searching
for a new job, getting in
the front door, maintaining
their competitiveness, and
managing their finances
while they search.
Disability Insurance: 3 Tips
To Help Speed You Through
Underwriting
Because disability coverage
is medically underwritten,
your application must be
approved by the insurance
company before benefits can
be put in force. Here are a
few things you can do to
help the underwriter review
process run as smoothly as
possible. |
