62. Recruiting Top Talent with Matt Schwartz
No one succeeds alone. Most of us understand that recruiting top talent into our world is the ONE thing we can do to grow our businesses... but no one ever trained us how to do it. That's why we're sharing this conversation with recruiting expert Matt Schwartz, President of MJS Executive Search. We discuss why hiring transformational talent is the key to focusing on your ONE thing, and how you can successfully attract top talent.
The ONE Thing to Implement From This Episode:
If you're hitting the ceiling in your life, you are missing a person. It's time to take action and generate leads for your relationships. What is the ONE thing from this episode that you can do to build those relationships, such that by doing it everything else will be easier or unnecessary? Write it down, and put it on your calendar.
In this episode you will learn...
- [3:25] Why focusing on transformational talent, first, will allow you to do your most important work every day (and silence everything else).
- [14:10] How you can balance the long-term ONE thing for your business and short-term priorities.
- [16:30] What you can do to build a relationship with top talent.
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Links & Tools From This Episode
- Learn more about MJS Executive Search If you’re interested in receiving an eBook about Transformational Talent, text “MJSEARCH” to 44222.
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