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    ecruited for a Tier One software company where many of the candidates were also being entertained by a Big 5 consulting firm. My client was the software company and almost always we would get the candidate (even though the compensation was less and the company name wasn’t as prestigious; it was because the software company did a better job of recruiting).

    Here was their typical interview process…

    Attracting the Right Talent:

    *An Executive Recruiter was always used

    *There is something about being “recruited” that makes a candidate feel special

    *They moved quickly from resume to first telephone interview

    Transportation:

    *They arranged for excellent travel accommodations; flying better airlines at better times

    *They arranged to have the candidate picked up at the airport by a limo service

    Entering the Building:

    *They had a welcome sign at the door

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