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The Spectrum Guide to perfect sales recruitment

Clients are often very nervous about sales recruitment. It is easy to understand why: • Sales performance is easy to measure, and therefore success - or failure - is very visible; • Sales is not a ‘profession’, and therefore candidates won’t possess a formal sales education as if they were a finance or legal professionals for example; • Sales models are changing, and therefore some sales methodologies are outdated; • Getting sales recruitment right is crucially important to a business, but so often it fails, which is why many candidates have numerous employers listed on their CV. However, there is an answer to successful sales recruitment.

By |2017-01-09T14:48:41+00:0027 March 2014|News from Spectrum, Spectrum Guides|Comments Off on The Spectrum Guide to perfect sales recruitment

Mobile industry analysis from Edison Institutional Research embraces all things digital

A fascinating and comprehensive two part report from Edison Institutional Research evaluating the global mobile ecosystem from a private investor perspective. The reports begin with the premise that “To earn a decent return over the next 5 – 10 years, companies will need to make a difference to the way users live their digital lives on mobile devices”.

By |2015-07-27T11:46:15+01:0024 March 2014|Other News, Views and Research, Surveys & Research|Comments Off on Mobile industry analysis from Edison Institutional Research embraces all things digital

Accenture Technology Vision 2014 – Every business is a digital business

This year’s Technology Vision report continues to expand how Accenture views the effects of the digital race, and explores the six key IT trends that hold the most potential to transform businesses over the next three years.

By |2015-07-27T11:55:04+01:0010 March 2014|Digital Articles, Other News, Views and Research|Comments Off on Accenture Technology Vision 2014 – Every business is a digital business

Seeking their fortune: The career path for top executives in big companies

A new study “Who’s Got Those Top Jobs?” by Wharton’s Peter Cappelli, together with IE Business School’s Monika Hamori and Rocio Bonet, explores the career paths and qualifications of the top 10 leaders in each of the Fortune 100 companies.

By |2015-07-27T11:55:57+01:0010 March 2014|HR, Emotional Intelligence & Behaviour, Other News, Views and Research|Comments Off on Seeking their fortune: The career path for top executives in big companies
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