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Knowledge Management
Knowledge Management encompasses forms of sophisticated research
that are focused on the identification of human capital and
assisting clients with their needs for gaining an advantage in the
marketplace via the attainment or review of that resource. highbridge
associates provides:
Many clients have internal recruiting or human resource delivery
mechanisms that allow for search work to be conducted with resources
on hand. However, many organizations' recruiting functions neither
have the time nor the training to actively recruit into the non-job
seeking environment, or they may have certain restrictions. We
provide a program that actively identifies key players across
multiple functional areas, at mid-five figure incomes and above, and
provides these candidates in a spreadsheet format for the client to
pursue.
In many situations, clients prefer we further qualify candidates
provided in the name generation function. With this expanded
program, highbridge experienced recruiters, the same
recruiters that support executive search, will qualify candidates
from the research list against the job profile. Once candidates are
qualified against a specific set of criteria, information is passed
along to the client for further processing and closing. This is a
relatively inexpensive approach to turning cold candidates, those
that do not typically post resumes or are seeking new employment,
into viable human capital for your organization.
Regardless of the economy, clients are continually faced with
identifying new candidates to either fill or upgrade existing roles.
Many have not strategized on the best processes to catalogue the
talent against existing and future criteria. highbridge
has developed methodologies to provide a deeper review of primary
competitors, how they are organized within departments, what
business trends they are following and what their current clients
say about them. This program assists with identifying key candidates
within primary competitive organizations, while also understanding
how a competitor functions, and can assist in your succession
planning activity. |
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