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Strategic Planning and Organizational Development Print E-mail

Simply put, strategic planning determines where an organization is going over the next year or more, how it’s going to get there and how it will know if it got there or not.

In today’s business world, strategic planning is less about weaving elegant stratagems, than it is about considering (and pursuing) new and perhaps novel ways to expand existing business and create tomorrow’s markets.

And organizational development focuses on the “people” issues. Some of the highest-performing organizations in the world are also the best to work for.They actively help their people contribute to the health and productivity of the organization. By bringing out the best in their people, organizations can reach optimal effectiveness and increase profits.

How can AV Search Consultants help? We can provide an objective voice and an outside perspective—no one on the inside of an organization can have as broad a view of what is going on in the legal marketplace, nor can they remove themselves from the internal politics enough to reflect back a realistic view of the existing organization.

We assist our clients in determining “what they want to be when they grow up” and then help them identify those individuals who can best help them achieve their goals. For additional information, please contact Arlene Sengstack.

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Tips for job seekers in a tough economy:

People get jobs through people they know. Renew old acquaintances, make new connections and stay in contact with your legal recruiter.

A chance encounter can turn into a potential job lead. Don’t allow your preconceptions to close your mind to an opportunity.

Give up the mind-set that only large law firms have truly challenging work. In the current economy, the mid-sized firms with more flexible rates are the ones that are continuing to grow and they’re competing with the big firms for the best matters.

Think of yourself in terms of “value added.” Do your homework on the firm in which you’re interested and be prepared to discuss what you bring to the table, both in terms of skills and potential client relationships.


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