Recruiters (also known as headhunters or search consultants) at Partner Finance have firmly established themselves as a visible and highly-valued fixture in today's employment landscape. We come from the industries we serve and we have an in-depth knowledge of specialized talents our clients require.

Here's what you get from establishing a relationship with a Partner Finance recruiter:

By Steve Schott, President – Partner Finance

Today, nearly 100 countries use International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for the preparation of financial statements. As the convergence of U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) with IFRS begins, the SEC may set a rule to provide U.S. publicly held corporations the option to forego GAAP in favor of IFRS in advance of the formal shift.

When you are engaged in a job search, whether active or passive, you will probably be involved in a different economic situation. Some of you may be sole breadwinners while others may have spouses who are currently employed. Some of you may be fortunate enough to have excellent severance packages, while others have nothing at all. Regardless of your circumstances, what we do know is that it is impossible to predict when your ideal job offer and ultimate acceptance will come.

There are two ways to answer interview questions: the short version and the long version. When a question is open-ended, we always suggest to candidates that they say, "Let me give you the short version. If we need to explore some aspect of the answer more fully, I'd be happy to go into greater depth, and give you the long version."

Networking is often a very successful way to find employment and is frequently a great source of support for growth in your career. A well-developed network of contacts can help you navigate far more than just career changes. Networks are typically made up of friends, family, neighbors, college alumni, people in associations, current and former coworkers, bosses, and associates.