FPC, A NETWORK OF EXECUTIVE SEARCH FIRMS, EXPANDS ITS NATIONAL FOOTPRINT BY ADDING EIGHT FRANCHISED OFFICES NEW YORK, March 31, 2021– F-O-R-T-U-N-E Personnel Consultants (FPC) a nationwide network of over 60 franchised executive recruitment offices has expanded, opening eight new franchised firms…

By Jeff Herzog and Steve Margalit Most economists agree, economic conditions will continue to rapidly improve throughout 2021. The global pandemic which was thrust upon us in early 2020 sent shockwaves through the stock market, the job market and almost every aspect of our daily lives. Because the…

The Secret to Promoting Long-Term Employee Engagement & Retention By Steve Margalit, FPC National First impressions matter. Just as we experience initial feelings and reactions when meeting another person, we also have distinct impressions when we start a new job. These impressions are powerful,…

By Steve Margalit, FPC National “We do not learn from experience; we learn from reflecting on experience.” – John Dewey. The hiring process, which is largely controlled by the whim of the hiring company (as it should be) does not always run as smoothly as it could on its own.  Attracting and hiring…

2019 FPC Workshop Retreat Check out the video from the FPC National Workshop Retreat.  FPC owners and recruiters came together for the 2019 FPC Workshop Retreat at the Westin in Charlotte, NC,. "It's All About the People" was the theme for the two day retreat workshop featuring topics surrounding…

#repost - The Resilient Recruiter Your browser does not support the audio tag. Recruitment leaders who build and lead industry-dominant recruitment firms haven’t risen to their place of prominence by accident. Each of them not only has the experience to inform their leadership decisions but also…

by Jeff Herzog, President - FPC National Last week we hosted FPC’s annual conference in Charlotte, NC. It was entitled “It’s All About the People” and it was the first time we invited recruiters and not just franchise owners. It was such a pleasure to look out at the audience and think about the…