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"In introducing Alison to a few of the headhunters, I've made my views about her known and will continue to do that, " he replies.

There are no quick fixes. You have to wait for the right opportunity and be prepared to keep knocking at the doors of a few headhunters.

Headhunters lamented that it was easier to put a man on the moon than a woman in a corner office.

Headhunters --or executive search consultants, as they prefer to be called --recruit middle-and top-level managers for client organizations.

A huge service industry has grown up to help, providing lots of work for consultants and headhunters.

The executives contacted by the bank's headhunters declined to comment.

For years executives and headhunters have adhered to the rule that the most attractive CEO candidates are the ones who must be poached.

In the last two months, headhunters have been scouring America's decimated financial sector mostly for ethnic Chinese executives.

Edison Sun, 20, (who preferred not to tell her real Chinese name), is a researcher at a Shanghai-based firm of headhunters.

Such experiences have led to a more mature and balanced approach to hiring for China, headhunters say.

Russell Reynolds, the doyen of American headhunters, says directors will have to be both more knowledgeable and more selfless.

A small circle of big-name headhunters has a monopoly and most choose to work with men in a position to give them their next fee.

Some of these firms are dangling guaranteed cash bonuses in front of prospective hires, say headhunters in Asia.

The company started a nationwide project in 2010 to recruit part-time student headhunters.

In 1914, Curtis took his cameras to the North Pacific, where he filmed the classic four-reel documentary In the Land of the Headhunters .

I spent last week talking to employers, headhunters, university academics and young workers on both sides of the Atlantic.

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The traditional tools available -- headhunters, temp agencies, referrals, even LinkedIn -- can sometimes be more tiresome than helpful.

Many companies use headhunters -- recruiting services that find workers for high-paying positions.

Businesses use headhunters because of the speed and skill with which they can locate qualified applicants for a particular position.

Even as the packages become more lucrative, headhunters say the idea of bonuses tied to performance is a stretch for many of their clients.

Bank analyst Paul Miller at FBR Capital Markets said his telephone has been ringing with calls from headhunters and recruiters.

Headhunters say the biggest stars of private equity are still reluctant to join sovereign wealth funds.

When business leaders think "talent" they often think "headhunters" .

Just don't ever ask headhunters to help you do it -- it doesn't calculate for them, and they'll tell you you're not marketable.

Campus headhunters can easily solve the problems which *hinder companies.

The partner-seeking website Jiayuan. com has launched a service where "headhunters" find potential partners for clients.

But headhunters do a good job of weeding out people who don't have the right experience or qualifications.

No wonder the headhunters come up with the same tired list of names, most of whom are already chums.

How can people best develop their relationships with headhunters?

But headhunters said that unlike in past years, they aren't seeing heavy hitters go from major firm to major firm.

Speculation around Mr Thompson's very public wavering was accompanied by the strong hint that he had been "in talks with headhunters" .

Now in upper management, he'll only work with professional headhunters.

At EFMD, Prof Cornuel says he is constantly approached by headhunters in search of recommendations for faculty appointments.

Headhunters say even freshly recruited chief executives fail to turn up because they have accepted better offers.

Headhunters are able to target people who are not actually on the job market.

He's contacted headhunters, been on a dozen interviews in the last year and a half, but nothing has come of them.

It isn't just headhunters who hugely overcomplicate the talk about "talent" .

She used headhunters, the want ads, her friends and ours.

Employers also need people with project management certificates, even at the vice president level, according to some headhunters .

Most HR directors recognize that headhunters such as Pinnacle play a valuable role in the recruitment process.

One good example of this is that headhunters are already looking for their games all over the world.

B Their chief worry is that the headhunters can now make or break managerial careers.

Headhunters Heidrick &Struggles have been appointed to find the second co-dean and an announcement on that is expected next spring.

No, I'm not. There are so many Internet job boards out there that I think we can find good candidates without using headhunters.

By cutting out middlemen such as headhunters, firms save money.

The insurance sector faces around 600 job cuts, with professional services firms such as headhunters accounting for another 300.

Headhunters are selling something pukka so there's no reason why they can't come right out and say so.

Headhunters in Hong Kong say resumes from structured-product bankers are piling up.

Headhunters say there is a growing demand for talent in science, technology, engineering and math,