The candidate's perspective. (Working with an Executive Search Firm, part 1) (Recruitment)

From: Physician Executive | Date: September 1, 1992| Author: Doody, Michael | Copyright information

If you're a physician executive who's experienced, accomplished, and visible within the health care management profession, chances are fairly good that you'll receive many calls form executive search firms in the course of your career. Knowing how to respond to these calls will help you make the most of your relationships with executive search firms and with the consultants who represent them.

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