What Should You Ask a Search Firm About Confidentiality and Conflicts?
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PRL International
“You should ask a search firm two things about confidentiality and conflicts, who will know the search is happening and which companies the firm is not allowed to recruit from, because both answers quietly decide how good your candidate pool can actually be.”
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