Archive for April 2025
Transforming Supply Chain and Procurement Strategy for a Leading Manufacturing & Distribution Client
Client: Confidential (Major Manufacturing & Distribution Company)Role Placed: Procurement & Financial Analyst Background Our client, a prominent player in the manufacturing and distribution sector, operates over 70 site locations—comprising 50 distribution centers and 20 manufacturing plants—across North America. With an annual purchased materials budget exceeding $1 billion, the company’s executive leadership, including the VP of Procurement, VP…
Read MoreBeyond the Basics: A Deep Dive into Common Interview Mistakes and How to Fix Them
Job interviews are complex, high-pressure situations where even small missteps can cost candidates the opportunity. While many articles list the top 10 mistakes, the reality is that interview pitfalls are more nuanced and varied. Below, we explore a broader range of candidate missteps—some subtle, some egregious—and provide practical strategies to address each one. Common Interview…
Read MoreHow to Stop Counteroffers From Derailing Your Hiring Process
In today’s competitive talent market, counteroffers have become one of the biggest challenges for companies looking to secure top-tier candidates—especially for high-impact, strategic roles. It’s no secret that when a candidate informs their current employer about a new opportunity, a counteroffer is almost inevitable. But here’s the truth: counteroffers don’t have to derail your hiring…
Read MoreBridging the Military-Civilian Divide: Let’s Rethink How We Support Transitioning Veterans
This week, I connected with a fellow LtCol navigating her transition from active duty to civilian life—a conversation that reminded me of my own journey in 2005. Back then, I wish I’d known what I know now: the fog of transition isn’t just about resumes—it’s about identity, advocacy, and finding purpose beyond the uniform. The ProblemToo…
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