The Ask The Headhunter approach to job hunting and hiring has been recognized by management gurus including Peter Drucker and Tom Peters.

President of North Bridge Group, Inc., Nick Corcodilos has been retained by companies including AT&T, Merrill Lynch, Becton Dickinson, and Procter & Gamble to teach managers to recruit and hire more effectively, and to help groom employees for promotions and career transition. Companies using his books as a hiring tool include Disney, Marriott, Microsoft, Merrill Lynch and the U.S. Government.

The Insider's Edge
A few years ago Nick decided to take headhunting to a higher plane. Through his Be Your Own Headhunter workshops he teaches companies how to hire the right workers by ignoring the wrong applicants, and he teaches job hunters how to (1) forget about resumes, (2) go on fewer interviews, and (3) win the right job by delivering profit in an interview.

Ask The Headhunter Online
Now Nick is here, online, to help you. Since January, 1995 The Headhunter has personally replied to tens of thousands of questions from job hunters and employers alike. How does he do it? He types very, very fast...

Learn the basics of Nick's approach; read his detailed articles about issues that affect you every day as an employer and as a job hunter; get a hot tip in The Crocodile™; check the FAQ; cruise through his extensive posts in the Ask The Headhunter Blog; and then hit him up with your own questions. Nick is here to help you.

Praise
Ask The Headhunter -- the book and the online forum -- has garnered praise from around the world. Management guru Tom Peters calls Ask The Headhunter "a radical aproach to help job hunters win job offers and a powerful hiring tool for employers… Nick Corcodilos shreds some of our most basic assumptions about the way to hire top people -- or to get hired. No manager can afford to miss what he has to say." And job hunters like James A. Wick, a manager at Intel, are saying, "Thanks! I got the job -- with your help!" To read what the rest of Nick's audience says, click here.

About "The Headhunter"
Nick Corcodilos is president of North Bridge Group, Inc. He holds a Bachelors Degree (Phi Beta Kappa) from Rutgers College where he was a Henry Rutgers Scholar, and a Masters in Cognitive Psychology from Stanford University (where his academic bent was quickly corrupted by the Biz School and Silicon Valley). He plays music (keyboard and guitar), and enjoys Chi Gung and T'ai Chi, backpacking and kayaking. He loves his work, but would rather be in Alberta climbing big rocks.

The Books
Nick's How to Work with Headhunters (2009) breaks with convention and reveals how headhunters operate and how you can profit from working with the good ones. The book also shows you how to distinguish good headhunters from the unsavory ones who waste your time, don't return your calls, and don't know what they're doing...

How Can I Change Careers? (2009) is an "Answer Kit" that reveals an unconventional new direction for people seeking new careers. Dispensing with age-old assumptions about how to grovel for a new job, Nick shows how to prepare to demonstrate how you will contribute to a company's success by applying old skills in new, profitable ways.

Ask The Headhunter (1997), the book that started it all, is available from Amazon.com.

The Newsletter
The Ask The Headhunter Newsletter has been delivered weekly by e-mail since 2002 to a restricted subscriber list. Click here to read two of Nick's most controversial editions: Job-Board Journalism: Selling out the American job hunter and TheLadders: Job-board salary fraud?

Speaking Engagements
Nick Corcodilos is a popular and engaging speaker on topics ranging from job search and internal career development to effective hiring strategies. His audiences have included professional associations, Fortune 500 companies, educational institutions, and the US Army Corps of Engineers. For more information or to inquire about scheduling Nick to speak at your organizational function, please email North Bridge Group, Inc. (To hear to a sample, visit the Ask The Headhunter Audio section of this site.)

Content Licensing
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