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Assessments help us make better decisions, for ourselves and for our business, by surfacing opportunities for discovery and dialogue.

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A lot of attention is given to what a great resume looks like from its content to its ideal length, but there is often less focus on the anatomy of a strong job description. Just as a resume serves to grab the attention of a potential employer, the right job description can make or break a position in the eyes of potential candidates.

The failure of a new leader can cost an organization dearly—most estimates are more than double the executive’s compensation. Add to that an estimated new leader failure rate near 50% and it’s safe to conclude the inherent difficulty of leadership transitions.

You’ve probably heard about executive coaching—or possibly you’ve had a coach yourself. A coach helps you look around and adapt, see forward and focus.

Gilman Partners has hired talent management executive Mary Morand to lead its newly formed Talent Advisory Practice.