Learn The 6 Assumptions That Solo-Recruiters Make That Inhibit Their Success And Avoid Them Forever
QUESTION: I am looking to hire somebody for business development to pick up contract positions and grow the contract interim side of my business. I am weighing the options and would be open to additional recommendations, meaning I want to hire somebody that is a contractor that focuses on business development only or hire a […]
QUESTION: Mike, do you have suggestions for leaving messages to get return phone calls? -Howard ANSWER: I do not know what messages you are leaving now, but I find vague messages are better. If you are leaving detailed messages about, for example, on a recruiting call, “I am working on this assignment and here are […]
QUESTION: What is the best way to set financial goals and actually follow through on it? I have been in this business for 12 years. I set goals and most of the time I do not hit it. Any insights? – George, Atlanta, GA ANSWER: I am envisioning clients, my own recruiters, and myself, bluntly, […]
Most solo recruiters and firm owners came into this profession by accident. Let’s face it, no one majored in recruiting. Regardless of how you entered into recruiting, you either have a recruiting business that has been built by design or by default. The vast majority of solo recruiters and recruiting firm owners we work with […]
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Michael opened his firm in early 1990. Between 1990 and 1996 Michael cashed-in a mere $1 million as a billing manager. Frustrated, and wanting more, he drastically changed his approach to both the client and candidate side of the business. The result? Michael cashed in over $5.6 million between late 1996 and the end of 2001, when he came off a desk. During that time frame he ranked as a top 10 billing managers three times, ranking as high as second in 2000 with cash in on his desk in excess of $2 million. In 2001 Michael made the strategic decision to grow his firm instead of developing his individual recruiting practice. Training his team on the techniques that launched him, he developed an office that ranks in the top 3% of offices. He was ranked the eleventh fastest growing IT search firm in the country. 
QUESTION: Mike, I know I can do really well in this business and I tend to get paralyzed, even though I do it and push myself to do it from time to time with making marketing calls to prospects. How do you deal with that? – Anonymous ANSWER: One of the core principles we teach […]