This article was originally published by Sarah Morgan as “The Godfather of Recruitment” in The Brief, the magazine of the RCSA. They say it’s not what you know, but who you know that matters and when it comes to the…
My story
Tagged with: career legacy, executive recruitment, Geoff Slade, Godfather of Recruitment, history of recruitment, influential people, RCSA, recruitment careers, recruitment history, recruitment industry, recruitment stories, Sarah Morgan, Slade Group, Slade Report, Slade50years, The Brief
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Why not a Pre-New Year Career Resolution!
Taking the next steps to advance your career can be a stressful and lonely experience. Slade Group is proud to partner with Renata Bernade who has developed ‘Job Hunting Made Simple’, a 7-week online course and group coaching programme that…
Tagged with: anita ziemer, Job Hunting Made Simple, job opportunity, networking, Renata Bernade, Slade Group, Slade Report
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Who you hire today, determines what is possible tomorrow!
Slade Group through its sister company TRANSEARCH International Australia, recently brought Dr John O. Burdett to Melbourne for a series of seminars on topics such as “How to measure culture”, “Tomorrow will be different – Will you?”, and “Why hiring…
Tagged with: Company culture, Geoff Slade, John Burdett, Slade Group, thought leadership, TRANSEARCH
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5 steps closer to a winning team in 2020
After a fantastic year with a double up from the Tigers and Springboks, I got to thinking about how the business sector builds ‘winning teams’. How do they go about finding and securing their talent, and critically, how do they…
Tagged with: 2020, Barry Hodson, high-performing teams, recruitment, Springboks, Wallabies, winning teams
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Why is it even a contest? Roads and Rail vs Tech and Digital.
It makes us feel we’re a nation on the move seeing the worker bees in High Vis vests bringing impressive infrastructure spending to life. Cities and populations are growing and we need improved roads and rail services. Great. But what…
An erudite lesson in global politics
On a wet Oaks Day in Melbourne I backed a lunchtime invitation to hear Lord Chris Patten speak at the State Library of Victoria ahead of the races. He reflected a little on Brexit ‘psycho-mania’ (now my new favourite term)…
Tagged with: anita ziemer, Brexit, Global Politics, Hong Kong, Lord Chris Patten, Slade Executive, Slade Group, Slade Report
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MMXIX (that’s 2019, or Mixed Media and I with two kisses)
Let’s talk about being a Graduate student in the 21st century. Finally getting that piece of paper – saying you’ve completed a degree! It’s exciting, a huge sense of relief, finally all your hard work has paid off. Then it…
Tagged with: Digital media, entering the workforce, graduate students, hannah thatcher, RMIT University, Slade Group
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What are the myths (and facts) on ageing and work?
The Australian population is ageing. This has led to a lot of public policy and debate around the need to reduce welfare costs and respond to projected shortfalls in labour as older workers retire in large numbers. Prolonging the working…
Tagged with: age discrimination, ageing, diversity, diversity and inclusion, Diversity Council Australia, Professor Philip Taylor
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