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A Perfect Fit
The demand for finance talent may be soaring, but candidates refuse to settle for just any job. November 1, 2006
Job Picture Bright for Finance, Accounting
''Demand is especially high'' for individuals with Securities and Exchange Commission reporting experience, according to a new survey. June 15, 2006
More Questions from Finance Recruiters
One recruiter refers to his interview notes later, when checking references, to "see how big the delta is" between the candidate's self-appraisal and the word on the Street. March 1, 2006
Hire Power
Even if you're not looking for a job, a job may be looking for you. February 24, 2006
Do You Have Any Questions for Us?
Finance chiefs suggest different approaches to one of the toughest parts of the job interview. February 16, 2006
Favorite Questions of Finance Recruiters
Perhaps you've heard these three questions already, or perhaps you'd like to prepare yourself in case you hear them soon. February 3, 2006
How to Clean Up Your Digital Dirt
According to a recent survey of executive recruiters, 75 percent use search engines to uncover information about candidates, and 26 percent have eliminated candidates because of information found online. January 20, 2006
Find Out What References Are Really Saying about You
Employers, recruiters, and background-screening firms are checking out job candidates more thoroughly than ever. Be upfront with potential employers, but consider doing a background check on yourself, and be prepared to counter negative remarks. December 23, 2004
Interim CFOs: Headed Up, or Out?
A temporary CFO who doesn't land the job permanently raises a ''yellow flag,'' not a red one. October 29, 2004
Prospecting for Your Next Job
If you find yourself stuck in a job-hunting rut, it may be time to start digging somewhere else. In other words, stop merely looking for a job and start actively prospecting for one. October 22, 2004