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Add You - How to Hire the Best Possible Executives
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Expanding on the profitability objective for the executive that own revenue production for the company could translate into the following executive capability:
Example Executive Capability:
Again, this required executive capability translates into an interview question:
Example Interview Question:
Example Candidate Response:
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So where does the process typically break down when attempting to hire the absolute best "A-Player" talent?
The process typically breaks down in the preliminary stage where the specific quantified objectives for the executive role in question are actually being defined – or failed to be defined.
Typically either the role's objectives and/or charter have only been loosely defined in concept, but have not been defined at all in detail in terms of the quantified specific business objectives/metrics the role will be responsible for delivering against. In other words, no one has defined explicitly what the role is expected to accomplish/drive in the near term – let alone the long term – with respect to the measurable impact the role is expected to have on quantifiable business metrics.
Many times all that is known is "We need an EVP of Sales", or "We need a CFO" as far as the functional concept of the role. The problem with this is it translates into simply focusing only on – what – a prospective candidate has done in their career. This in turn translates into candidate assessment overly focusing on whether or not a candidate does or does not have the required scope & scale of quantifiable responsibility/experience implying they will not be "in over their head" and possess "been there; done that" experience of appropriate scope & scale.
So why is it so important to quantify and define the specific business objectives/metrics the role will be responsible for delivering against? This might seem obvious, but you'd be surprised how often this isn't done in a deliberate concrete way.
It is important to quantify and define the specific business objectives/metrics the role will be responsible for delivering against because, from a specific objective, you can derive/infer the specific executive capabilities, skills, and attributes that a candidate must possess in order to have a chance at achieving the specific objective. This "peeling the onion" so to speak causes you to focus on – how – a prospective candidate achieved – what – they claim to have accomplished.
Focusing on – how – they accomplished something exposes the prospective candidate's executive capabilities. Identifying a candidate's executive capabilities will give you a much stronger indication of their ability to meet/exceed – your company's – business objectives chartered to the role you're trying to fill.
Example Business Objective:
From this you can derive/infer the specific requisite executive capability an "A-Player" candidate must possess.
Example Executive Capability:
This required executive capability translates into an interview question:
Example Interview Question:
Example Candidate Response:
Expanding on the profitability objective for the executive that own revenue production for the company could translate into the following executive capability:
Example Executive Capability:
Again, this required executive capability translates into an interview question:
Example Interview Question:
Example Candidate Response:
Interviewing Tips for the Older Job-seeking PopulationA red alert is probably melodramatic, but I’m sure jobseekers in this age bracket probably feel there is one. The bulk of the job-seeking population is currently facing job-search woes that the elderly population has been experiencing for years.In recent years, I’ve seen that over-50 jobseekers have wised up to the fact that age bias is still existent in America’s workforce. Armed with this information, these jobseekers are redesigning their r?sum?s so that obvious red flags are no longer present. Employers are finding it more difficult to "guesstimate" someone’s age because these individuals are eliminating older positions, degree dates, and shaving information from the backend of their career; information that generally makes a r?sum? lengthy and less focused. Wit
Many times all that is known is "We need an EVP of Sales", or "We need a CFO" as far as the functional concept of the role. The problem with this is it translates into simply focusing only on – what – a prospective candidate has done in their career. This in turn translates into candidate assessment overly focusing on whether or not a candidate does or does not have the required scope & scale of quantifiable responsibility/experience implying they will not be "in over their head" and possess "been there; done that" experience of appropriate scope & scale.
So why is it so important to quantify and define the specific business objectives/metrics the role will be responsible for delivering against? This might seem obvious, but you'd be surprised how often this isn't done in a deliberate concrete way.
It is important to quantify and define the specific business objectives/metrics the role will be responsible for delivering against because, from a specific objective, you can derive/infer the specific executive capabilities, skills, and attributes that a candidate must possess in order to have a chance at achieving the specific objective. This "peeling the onion" so to speak causes you to focus on – how – a prospective candidate achieved – what – they claim to have accomplished.
Focusing on – how – they accomplished something exposes the prospective candidate's executive capabilities. Identifying a candidate's executive capabilities will give you a much stronger indication of their ability to meet/exceed – your company's – business objectives chartered to the role you're trying to fill.
Example Business Objective:
From this you can derive/infer the specific requisite executive capability an "A-Player" candidate must possess.
Example Executive Capability:
This required executive capability translates into an interview question:
Example Interview Question:
Example Candidate Response:
Expanding on the profitability objective for the executive that own revenue production for the company could translate into the following executive capability:
Example Executive Capability:
Again, this required executive capability translates into an interview question:
Example Interview Question:
Example Candidate Response:
Attorneys slowly started advertising on TV way back in the 70's. Before then it was considered unethical for a practicing attorney to advertise his services on television. Since then lawyer advertising has grown with leaps and bounds. Every US television market has personal injury, bankruptcy and social security lawyers advertising plus many others. Why are all these lawyers advertising on television? The answer is really simple, because it works!The question asked is, why do attorneys need to advertise on TV? The most logical answer would be competition. If you're an attorney and want to represent accident victims you'll have some tough competition getting their business. Just take a look at your local phone directory to get an idea of how many lawyers are advertising personal injury representations, its astronomical! In
It is important to quantify and define the specific business objectives/metrics the role will be responsible for delivering against because, from a specific objective, you can derive/infer the specific executive capabilities, skills, and attributes that a candidate must possess in order to have a chance at achieving the specific objective. This "peeling the onion" so to speak causes you to focus on – how – a prospective candidate achieved – what – they claim to have accomplished.
Focusing on – how – they accomplished something exposes the prospective candidate's executive capabilities. Identifying a candidate's executive capabilities will give you a much stronger indication of their ability to meet/exceed – your company's – business objectives chartered to the role you're trying to fill.
Example Business Objective:
From this you can derive/infer the specific requisite executive capability an "A-Player" candidate must possess.
Example Executive Capability:
This required executive capability translates into an interview question:
Example Interview Question:
Example Candidate Response:
Expanding on the profitability objective for the executive that own revenue production for the company could translate into the following executive capability:
Example Executive Capability:
Again, this required executive capability translates into an interview question:
Example Interview Question:
Example Candidate Response:
The relationship between customer satisfaction and success of a service business is a direct one. Customer satisfaction measurement, however, is a much more complex matter. Customer satisfaction is a qualitative assessment of the services you provide, and therefore it is a surrogate measure of the value of your services to your customers.The measurement method you choose can make makes a difference to the results obtained. Your motivation for measuring customer satisfaction will drive both your methodology for collecting the data, and what you do with it.Client satisfaction data can be collected for:AccountabilityTo use to influence or justifyContinuous improvementBe clear about why you are collecting satisfaction data; to deliver a good report card (a primary motivation of
From this you can derive/infer the specific requisite executive capability an "A-Player" candidate must possess.
Example Executive Capability:
This required executive capability translates into an interview question:
Example Interview Question:
Example Candidate Response:
Expanding on the profitability objective for the executive that own revenue production for the company could translate into the following executive capability:
Example Executive Capability:
Again, this required executive capability translates into an interview question:
Example Interview Question:
Example Candidate Response:
80% of your Web site is Maintenance!Once your Web site is up, you must maintain it. That means changes, and each time you make a change, you may make a mistake. I'm really grateful when people point out my Web glitches. You too can be more proactive by checking your Web site each week.If your visitors get a link that doesn't work, see incomplete instructions, or read your dull instead of passionate copy, they will leave your site immediately, and not bookmark it.Before you invite potential buyers to see your masterpiece you need to check and correct all parts of your site, and especially the home page. Use the last four of the seven tests below to guarantee you loyal customers and clients. The others from 1-3 are in part one of this piece.4. TEST YOUR PRICE. A price that is too low is as bad as a price too h
Expanding on the profitability objective for the executive that own revenue production for the company could translate into the following executive capability:
Example Executive Capability:
Again, this required executive capability translates into an interview question:
Example Interview Question:
Example Candidate Response:
By beginning the process of filling a new executive role in your company with quantifying and defining the specific business objectives/metrics the role will be responsible for delivering against, and then deriving/inferring the associated requisit executive capabilities, you can then develop very focused probing interview questions to draw out a prospective executive candidate's resonant executive value proposition associated with – each – requisit executive capability an executive candidate must possess to excel in the role. This will give you a much clearer picture of what you are investing in when considering bringing a new executive onto your team and give you a much better indication of an executive candidate's ability to excel in the critical role you're trying to fill on your executive team.
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