The Recruiting Truth...Time Is Not On Your SideWritten by Mike Magnotta
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Since I think we can all agree that time is not on our side, The SearchLogix Group has begun to offer what we call "Escalating Fee Agreement". It was designed to reward organizations that keep process moving once a resume has been received. Our partners are benefiting in a number of ways: 1. A focused and disciplined search process 2. A discounted fee 3. They get most talented individual and avoid having to revert to "2nd choice" Call us today at 770-517-2660 to see how you can benefit from partnering with The SearchLogix Group.
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| | Managing the Time You Haven't GotWritten by C. J. Hayden
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Give some things away. Is every responsibility something you need to look after personally, or could someone else handle it? If you have employees, look hard at what you're hanging on to. Is there anything else you could delegate, maybe by providing some training first? If there is no one you can delegate to on job, be sure you ask your boss for help before assuming that it’s impossible. Examine your personal life and volunteer responsibilities in same way. Ask your family to take on more household chores, or find someone else to help with community event you're organizing. Asking for help isn't cheating; it's what all successful people do. Do some things later. Does all of it really have to be done now? Maybe there's just too much on your plate for anyone to realistically handle. Choose only a few places to focus your energies right now, and put some of those other projects on hold. You don't have to give anything up, just defer it to a later time. If you find yourself often getting distracted by new ideas, start an idea file. When an exciting new thought occurs to you, put it in file instead of acting on it right away. Look at your file from time to time for inspiration. Whenever you complete a project you've been working on, you can choose something new from file. The most important thing to learn about creating more time in your life is how to say no. Just because you are asked to take something on doesn’t mean you have to accept it. Ultimately, your time belongs only to you; make sure you are one who chooses how to use it.
C.J. Hayden is the author of Get Hired Now! and Get Clients Now! Since 1992, she has helped thousands of professionals make a better living doing what they love. C.J. is a Master Certified Coach who leads workshops internationally – in person, on the phone, and on the web. Find out more about C.J. and get a free copy of "How to Find a Job in 28 Days or Less" at http://www.gethirednow.com.
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