How do you find operators?

by a professional

1 month ago

Given the time-consuming nature of finding relevant operators does anyone have any tips, platforms pr processes that they use to find relevant operators for their companies?

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searcher from The University of Chicago - Booth School of Business

One of the best models I have been is elevating someone from within the company to focus on the clients and service delivery. Then bring in a new hire to focus on the business side of the business. It is difficult to find someone who can do both elements well, AND in your specific industry, AND at a small size company.

It takes time to find that fit, and an interim Chief of Staff can help bridge that gap www.ihhteam.com

2 weeks ago | like reply | 0 likes

searcher from Indiana University, Bloomington/Indianapolis - Kelley School of Business

Depends on what you are looking for ... the skills of operators, industry, etc..

2 weeks ago | like reply | 0 likes

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