Archive for October, 2008

By Lee W. Frederiksen, Ph.D.
I was having a conversation with one of the CEOs I work with on the topic of cost cutting during an economic downturn. It seems that this is a topic that is on a lot of people’s minds. When faced with declining leads, falling utilization and massive uncertainty, it is the only sensible [...]


By Beth Bates, New Media Special Correspondent
I’ve talked to several service professionals lately who are having a difficult time finding quality employees through traditional avenues. But a new recruiting channel is proving to be quite effective.
Social networking is becoming an increasingly important tool in the recruiter’s tool box. Social media is a form of networking, [...]


By Lee W. Frederiksen, Ph.D.
I’m excited to announce that we have just released a study entitled Top Dollar: How to Achieve a Premium Valuation for Your Professional Services Firm. The idea arose from our observation that when firms are sold, most of them receive an “average” valuation. In other words, they are priced at a multiple of [...]


By Beth J. Bates, New Media Special Correspondent
A few months ago, a colleague told me that Twitter was a “fad” and “just for kids”—and I suspect she’s not alone. Many professionals are finding themselves a little lost and wondering why they should be in the social media space. They see their kids making online friends, sharing stories and [...]


By Beth J. Bates, New Media Special Correspondent
Networking is a key activity for any business professional. But, as we are all painfully aware, there are only so many hours in the day. LinkedIn is a great way to network with professionals worldwide 24/7/365. Imagine an infinite community of business professionals sharing leads, ideas and contacts on an [...]