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The Recruiter Paradox: Why Companies Pay 30% to Hire But Won't Pay 5% to Keep
Or: How 15 Years in Recruitment Taught Us That You're All Paying for the Same Problem Twice The Math That Doesn't Add Up You just paid a recruiter €45,000 to hire a €150,000-per-year senior woman. That's 30% of her annual salary, which is a standard agency fee in the industry . The placement was smooth. The candidate started well. Everyone celebrated the new addition to the team. Twelve months later, she leaves for a competitor. Your finance team calculates the cost: recruit
Nov 195 min read
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The Meeting After the Meeting: Why Your Best Female Talent Isn't Making It to Leadership
Your succession plan gets decided in hallways, not boardrooms. Why informal networks are costing you your best female leaders-and what to do about it.
Oct 225 min read
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Are You Actually Promoting Talent Or Confidence?
Let’s play a game.  In this game, you are presented with 2 candidates and need to guess who of these two candidates just got promoted....
Sep 247 min read
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Succession Gaps and the "Broken Rung": Building Tomorrow's Leaders Today
The 'broken rung' costs companies €150k+ per leadership gap. Fix your succession pipeline and retain top female talent with these proven strategies.
Aug 284 min read
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From Compliance to Competitive Edge: Turning EU Gender Regulation into Shareholder Value
Plot Twist: What If Regulation Is Actually Your Secret Weapon? Picture this: You're in your Tuesday leadership meeting, half-listening to...
Aug 14 min read
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