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There will always be a set of skills required for the executive role, and a discussion can help figure out what the must-haves are and how these can drive the organization's success.
Fremont, CA: The healthcare industry has caught everyone's attention in terms of attracting talent in the past years since executives wanting to make a lasting impact have been drawn to healthcare and life science companies. During the uncertain period of the pandemic, the executives began rethinking their careers and the companies they worked for.
Apart from the executives themselves, hiring organizations in the healthcare industry are also seeking ways to bolster their executive leadership team as they try to capitalize on the growth of the industry.
In this article, we have put together a guideline to help find the future drivers of the healthcare industry:
Hiring an Executive Search Firm
A search firm with experience in executive recruitment can assist the search committee in making the right decision. In addition, extensive stakeholder consultations with the executive search firm can help identify the criteria required for the new executive and how this recruitment can help the organization achieve its goals.
There will always be a set of skills required for the executive role, and a discussion can help figure out what the must-haves are and how these can drive the organization's success.
It will assist the executive search firm in developing a targeted headhunting strategy as they craft outreach and develop a clear value proposition and compelling reason why a potential candidate would be interested in the opportunity. Working with an executive search firm can help you set clear expectations, timelines, and a road map for the search. In addition to providing valuable insight and market trends, the executive search firm should also be able to develop the strategy for the executive search.
Attracting executives
While conducting executive searches, you can not completely rely on job advertisements. Doing so limits your company to executives that are actively seeking new positions; this is usually less than 20 percent of the potential talent pool.
You have to think broadly and reach everyone for the role. In order to ensure diversity and inclusion in the executive search process, talent mapping can offer great insight into where you can find candidates with the necessary skills for the role.
Think like a marketer and understand your employee value proposition to be able to convey this to candidates. Give executive candidates a firm reason to have a conversation with you and let them know what is in it for them.