Mid-January – still New Year's Resolution time!
I started drafting this Blog in mid-January (right after I put out the new terms Blog – the January 2024 Blog – see ...
Early last year (see https://www.abelnmagy.com/blog/what-language-is-this-2023-terminology), I wrote that we had experienced and internalized enough changes in terminology from the...
OR . . . . . Culture and Market – How The Brady Bunch and LeBron James Fit In
Earlier this month, I was attending a networking event through TCSHRM (Twin Cities Society for Human Resource Management) and ran into a long-time friend. (Thank you Larry...
(Thank you to Kathy Rhodes, one of the talented Associates at Abeln, Magy, Underberg & Associates for this Blog topic suggestion!)
As we always say, no one has ever called us with an easy search and a long timeframe. We are commonly called...
Each month for multiple years, I have had the pleasure of writing the Abeln, Magy, Underberg & Associates (AMUA) Blog. It has covered a multitude of topics – the economy, retained search, best practices for candidates, compensation trends and ethics to name...
The Executive Search industry is considered to be a leading economic indicator for the economy. That simply means that if we are busy, the economy should continue to be moving in a positive direction for the next 3 – 6 months.
We rely on more than...
I know virtually nothing about AI. Yet here I am, Blogging about it. AND yes, I am the actual live Blog author. I am not using AI technology to create this.
AI Discussion is Everywhere
As I draft this...
We are a Retained Executive Search Firm. That simply translates to the fact that we are working on behalf of our clients (hiring organizations) to fill their senior-level positions. Senior-level is commonly defined as Director, Vice President and C-Suite...
Terminology! I was at a seminar last week (topic not related to my profession) and was asked what I do. I explained my business in what I thought were clear terms. The person who asked then simply stated, “oh – you’re a headhunter”. (He...