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EPISODE · Nov 16, 2023 · 30 MIN

Episode 6 of Steve's Rules- The difference between retained and contingency search and why it matters

from Steve's Rules with legendary executive recruiter Steve Nelson from the McCormick Group · host Steve Nelson

Send us Fan MailIn this episode Steve provides some intel on the hottest lateral partner market (hint they call this city the Third Coast, and its the place Murray first drew breath.) Then we discuss contingency and retained search and relative merits of each approach based on your firm's profile and needs. Finally we hear a hunk from Steve's standup show. We packed a lot into 30 minutes. If you have any thoughts or ideas for future programs please feel free to contact Steve or Murray. Thank you as always for listening. Contact SteveMcCormick Group

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