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Destination Boardroom : Secrets of a Discrete Profession - Executive Search Unveiled / Eelco van Eijck.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Eijck, Eelco van, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Executives--Recruiting.
- Executives.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (102 pages)
- Edition:
- First edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Leeds, England : Emerald Publishing Limited, [2024]
- Summary:
- Destination Boardroomunveils the secretive realm of headhunting, revealing insights and exploring the pivotal role of executive search in placing leaders in today's complex business landscape.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Halftitle Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- Contents
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- 1: Three Trends Redefining the Executive Talent Domain
- Guidance in the Labyrinth
- Three Trends Redefining the Labor Market
- Trend 1 | Data
- New Capital, New Trinity
- The Possessed World is Now A Reality
- Sensory Perception
- Trend 2 | Diversity
- The High Price of Gender Inequality
- Time for the Duo-Ceo?
- Trend 3 | Generation Y
- Are Millennials Ready for What's Next?
- 2: The Talent Radar
- 1. Searching
- Finding Candidates for Top Positions Requires a Strategy
- 2. Being Found
- Recognizing Talent | Going Deeper
- Intelligence
- Passion and Drive
- Risk-taking
- Learning Agility
- Authenticity
- Creating One's Own Conditions
- Self-reflection
- Feedback-handling
- Entrepreneurship
- Result-orientation
- Empowering Others
- A Clinical Eye
- The Grit Factor
- Yet Another Management Buzzword?
- 3: Mapping The Executive Search World
- 1. A Black Box?
- 2. Mismatches
- 3. Companies
- 4. Discipline
- 5. Careers
- 6. Talent Market
- Snapshot
- Lonely at the Top
- 7. Blind Spots
- 8. New Perspectives
- 4: Executive Search and the Process
- Part 1 | Laying the Foundations for a Powerful Executive Search
- This Is an Over-simplification: A Case in Point
- 1. Stakeout
- A Question of Gravitas
- 2. Trust
- Five Steps to Get to the Heart of the Matter
- 3. The Ambassador Role
- Walking in the Candidate's Shoes
- Part 2 | The Anatomy of a Search
- Select
- Step 1: Choosing a Headhunter
- Search
- Step 2: Intake, Research, Assessment, Interviews
- Keeping It Neutral
- Contribute
- Step 3: Presentation of the Chosen Candidate
- Onboard
- Step 4: The First Steps in the New Organization
- How to Mentally Prepare for Your New Role.
- Onboarding | Michael Watkins' Dos and Don'ts
- Dos
- Don'ts
- 5: Clients and Candidates
- Part 1 | Winning Differences
- Designing the Future-fit Leadership Profile
- The Serious Client - Realism, Patience and Preparation
- The Good Candidate - Serious Questions
- The Manager of the Future | Five Requirements
- 1. Dealing with Change
- 2. Forging Teams
- 3. Inspiring Employees
- 4. Reverse Coaching
- 5. Touchpoint Marketing
- Part 2 | The Executive Search Client
- Keys to a Successful Hire
- 1. Listed Companies - Fresh Air
- 2. Family Feeling
- Divorce Hurts
- 3. Private Equity: A Long-Term Investment
- 4. Public Sector - A Specific Case
- Appointments - A Call for Realism
- Points of Attention for Clients of Search Processes
- Part 3 | The Executive Search Candidate
- Building a Stand-Out Story
- What Are Headhunters Looking At?
- What About Candidate Resumés?
- Deadly Sins on Resumés
- Struggles on the Starting Blocks - Two Big Factors
- 1. Intellectual Poverty
- 2. Performance Pressure and Stress Symptoms
- Loud Alarm Bells
- Work-Related Factors with an Impact on Health and Longevity
- Ringing the Changes
- 6: Conclusion: Re-Thinking and Debate
- Part 1 | New Governance or a New Economy
- Do We Need an Order of Executive Search Partners?
- Codes and Caveats
- Corporate Governance Codes | Eight Reasons to Change
- 1. The Developing Economy
- 2. The Pluralistic Society
- 3. Interconnectedness
- 4. New Knowledge
- 5. Holistic Governance
- 6. The New Company
- 7. Risk Management and Control
- 8. The Limitations of Codes
- The Healthy Company | Eight Ways to Create Value in the New Economy
- 1. Tolerant Governance
- 2. An Organic Organization
- 3. Information Organized Outside the Internal Structure
- 4. Conservative Financing
- 5. An Institution, Not a Profit-Making Machine
- 6. Investment in R&.
- D and Human Capital
- 7. Investing Time, Money and Energy in Scenario Planning
- 8. Balancing Exploitation and Exploration
- Part 2 | Re-Writing the Management Story
- 1. Planning or Foresight
- 2. Organize
- 3. Command
- 4. Coordinate
- 5. Check
- Entrepreneurial Governance
- New Hierarchies
- New Leadership
- Change Ability
- Part 3 | Change Ability
- The Evolutionary Leap
- Change Ability of the Chair and CEO
- Change ability of the Organization
- When Good Enough Never Is
- Change Ability of the CFO
- Change Ability of Supervisory Board Members
- Change Ability of the Executive Search Consultant
- Executive Search in the 21st Century
- Digitization Can Work Against Diversity
- Continuing Education
- Going Inside
- The Art of Governing
- American Eyes on the Skies
- Bullshit
- Brave New World
- Appendix
- 1. Eelco van Eijck: Career in a Nutshell
- 2. AESC: The Association of Executive Search Consultants
- Bibliography.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- Description based on print version record.
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN:
- 9781837979639
- 1-83797-963-4
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