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Search superlatives "We have worked with Tyler & Company on a number of high-level searches. After 25-plus years in healthcare human resources, Tyler & Company is the best search firm I have worked with. On a search that may not be their expertise, they would refer me to another firm. Unfortunately, there are firms out there that take your money and then not produce; Tyler & Company does not do that. Also, Tyler & Company is willing to work with our schedule. If we have an opening, we need it filled "yesterday!" Tyler & Company has a good database; they network, and they maintain good relationships with candidates -- including those who may not have been the best candidate for another search. So they are never starting a search from scratch. We get calls from search firms all the time. If I needed to start a search tomorrow, I would call Tyler & Company."
Vivian Kardow, SPHR, Chief of Human Resources, Memorial Hermann - Texas Medical Center, Houston |
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Tyler's Truisms
Affirmation for Individuals
Assume full responsibility for your actions, except the ones that are someone else's fault.
Law of Selective Gravitation
Whatever hits the fan will not be very evenly distributed.
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One year later
A year ago, Tyler & Company announced its affiliation with Signium International (Tyler's Tidbits, Summer 2008). A lot has happened in the short history of this alliance. Though we've faithfully reported all the milestones as they've occurred, at this one-year anniversary mark, we'd like to celebrate with an overview. Learn more. |
Northeast Regional
Leadership Advisory Board meeting
Tyler & Company's Philadelphia office will host its annual Northeast Regional Leadership Advisory Board meeting on Sept. 11, 2009, at The Downtown Club at Independence Hall West in Philadelphia. Attendees at the breakfast meeting will hear three formal presentations.
David Nash, MD, MBA, FACP, newly appointed Founding Dean of the Jefferson School of Health Policy and Population Health at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, will give the keynote address, "Health Care Reform: What's Working?" Learn more. |
Grab your career by the horns
Job insecurity and unemployment are impacting the healthcare field. As the job market becomes more challenging, developing skills to market yourself is critical. Webcasted by the American College of Healthcare Executives for ACHE members, J. Larry Tyler, Chairman and CEO of Tyler & Company, presents: Packaging Your Skills: Resumes, Cover Letters & References; Network or Not Work; The Art of Interviewing; and Negotiating the Job Offer. Additional career resources also are available. Learn more. |
Ask a consultant
You asked, Dennis J. Kain, President, answered ....
Q: If I'm considering candidacy for an executive search, what can I do regarding the latest developments in Google searches?
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The blog block
Share what you're thinking by blogging with us at www.tylerandco.com. Below are topics on our minds lately:
- Career ladder or career lattice!
Dennis J. Kain, FACHE, President
- Getting paid without going to work
Roberta J. Levine, Sr. Consultant
- Who will be our hospital CMOs and VPs of medical affairs of tomorrow?
George E. Linney, Jr., MD, CPE, FACPE, VP
- I hope [turning down candidates] never gets easier.
Allison A. Morris, Consultant
- Sometimes I think my life is one huge 'Are you kidding me?' experience.
Stephanie J. Underwood, Sr. VP
- Blogs away!
Patricia A. Hoffmeir, Sr. VP
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