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Preferred Placement, Inc.
370 Lexington Avenue
27th fl New York, NY 10017
Tel: 212 697 0888
Fax: 212 983 1588
info@preferredplacement.com
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| You Have An Offer ... Now What?
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| Career Advice — August, 2005
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You worked diligently with your recruiter to find a new position. You brought your "A" game to the interviews and
convinced the prospective employer that you are a perfect fit for the company and position. They then make you an offer. Now what?
The manner in which you close the process is vital. In our office, we refer to this stage as the "proposal" — the employer has handed you the ring and is
now eagerly awaiting your response...
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| Timing A Job Search Is Not A Science
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| Career Advice — May, 2005
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A common misconception among attorneys is that economic trends largely dictate inhouse hiring. Adhering to this notion can lead to unfortunate
consequences for the in-house job seeker. In fact, a significant amount of our business is unrelated to the strength of the economy and resulting business cycles.
Candidates who postpone their job search
until the economy is booming— or try to "time the market"— often miss a perfect career opportunity...
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| INDUSTRIAL EVOLUTION
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| Corporate Legal Times — April, 2005
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Banks and financial institutions have long been the highest paying
industry (nonmanufacturing) for legal executives. Maybe that is't
so surprising, considering that's where they keep the money. Last
year, CLOs at these companies made an average of $305,000 in total
cash compensation, according to Mercer's survey of GCs.
But housing all that cash isn't really the reason those companies
pay their GCs so well...
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