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                          Marini Executive Search Turns 4

                        Still Your Go-To Finder of Keepers

As I head into year four with Marini Executive Search LLC, I’m filled with pride and gratitude.

Since launching in 2021, I’ve had the absolute pleasure of partnering with incredible clients and connecting with exceptional candidates—many of whom I still follow today and cheer on as they get promoted and make big impacts in their roles. That’s what drives me every single day.

I started this business to be a true partner in the hiring process—someone who doesn't just find talent, but finds keepers. With over 20 years of executive search experience and a deep passion for relationship-building, I’ve helped companies across the U.S., the UAE, the UK, and among other countries, find the right people to grow their teams and their business.

✨ Whether you're a startup making your first hire or a global brand expanding into new markets, I’m here to help.

Based in a charming seaside town just south of Boston, Marini Executive Search is a one-woman show (hi, it’s me 👋), built on trust, hustle, and heart.

 Have a role to fill? Big or small, I’ve got strong pipelines and even stronger instincts. Let’s find your next keeper.

📩 DM me or visit www.mariniexecutivesearch.com to connect.

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Tips for Hiring Managers and Candidates

  • Writer: Lori Marini
    Lori Marini
  • Oct 4, 2024

Without a job description, candidates may see the company as disorganized and unclear about the role. It creates uncertainty about responsibilities, fit, and expectations, making them hesitant to apply or accept the position.


Job descriptions help recruiters and hiring managers:


  • · Attract the Right Talent: Clear descriptions ensure you're reaching candidates with the right skills and mindset.


  • · Set Realistic Expectations: Accurate job details prevent misunderstandings and set employees up for success from day one.


  • · Avoid Legal Risks: Getting the details right helps avoid potential misrepresentation or compliance issues.


  • Other potential issues without accurate job descriptions:


  • · Performance Problems: When the job description doesn't reflect the actual role, employees may struggle to meet expectations, leading to confusion and inefficiency.


  • ·Team Issues: An inaccurate description can disrupt team dynamics, leaving tasks unfinished or causing friction due to overlapping roles.


  • · Measuring Success: It’s difficult to evaluate performance or set goals when the duties don’t align with the job description.



Need help with your job descriptions? Let's chat


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When interviewing with a potential employer, it's important to ask questions to see if the company and job fit your goals, values, and needs. Here are some key questions to consider:


These questions can help you gain a better understanding of the role, the team, the company culture, and future opportunities, I hope this helps you make an informed decision about whether the job is the right fit for you.



About the Role

1. Can you describe a typical day or week in this position?

2. What are the key responsibilities of this role?

3. What are the immediate priorities for someone in this position?

4. What are the performance expectations for this role over the first 6 months to a year?


About the Team and Management

5. Can you tell me about the team I’ll be working with?

6. How does the team typically collaborate and communicate?

7. Who will I report to directly? Can you tell me a bit about their management style?

8. Are there opportunities for mentorship and professional growth within the team?


About Career Development

9. What are the opportunities for professional development and career advancement?

10. How does the company support ongoing training and education?

11.Can you provide examples of career paths taken by others who have been in this position?


About Company Culture

12. How would you describe the company culture?

13. What are the company’s core values, and how are they reflected in the workplace?

14. How does the company promote work-life balance?


About Performance and Feedback

15. How is performance measured and reviewed?

16. What does the performance review process look like?

17. How does the company handle feedback and employee evaluations?


About Compensation and Benefits

18. Can you provide details on the salary range and benefits package?

19. What health and wellness benefits are offered?

20. Is there a bonus structure or other performance-based incentives?


About Company Stability and Future

21. How has the company grown or changed over the past few years?

22. What are the company’s goals for the next 5-10 years?

23. How does this role contribute to the company’s long-term goals?


About Workplace Policies and Environment

24. What is the company’s policy on remote work or flexible working hours?

25. Can you describe the office environment?

26. How does the company approach diversity and inclusion?


About Challenges and Opportunities

27. What are the biggest challenges currently facing the team or company?

28. What opportunities for innovation or improvement do you see for this role?


Final Questions

29. What is the next step in the hiring process?

30. Is there anything else you need from me to move forward?


LJM


  • Writer: Lori Marini
    Lori Marini
  • Jun 25, 2024

"Work smarter, not harder, and you'll be amazed at how much more you can achieve with less stress." - Unknown.


Stress is a significant issue that affects productivity and well-being. Here are some tips that may be helpful.

Tips on Working Smarter to Reduce Stress

  • Prioritize Tasks: Focus on high-impact tasks that align with your goals. 

  • Set clear goals: Define what success looks like for each task or project.

  • Delegate: Share the workload and leverage the strengths of others; you don't have to handle everything alone 

  • Manage time: Use techniques like time blocking to stay organized.

  • Set Boundaries: Establish clear work hours and stick to them to avoid burnout.

  • Take Regular Breaks: Short breaks can boost productivity and reduce fatigue.

  • Stay Organized: Keep your workspace and schedule well-organized to minimize distractions.

  • Focus on One Task at a Time: Multitasking can reduce efficiency and increase stress.

  • Continuous Learning: Invest time in learning new skills to work more efficiently.


Recent Actions I've Taken:

  • Vision Board: I created a vision board to organize my thoughts and clarify my goals.

  • Clarity Catalyst Soul Workshop: I attended this transformative workshop and highly recommend the book The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer.

What I Need to Work On:

  • Mindfulness and Meditation I know these practices will help with stress and anxiety, and they are a work in progress for me. Slowing down is challenging, as I have a lot of energy, but I am committed to making mindfulness and meditation a part of my routine.

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