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Jack Young Personnel Services, Inc.
We are an executive search firm specializing in recruiting candidates for mid to senior level career opportunities relating to all aspects of the automotive industry. Our greatest asset to our clients is our intimate, in depth knowledge and network into the global automobile business.
Since 1986 we have evolved and grown with our client companies. As their personnel and personal needs have changed due to market conditions and technical advancements, we have provided cutting edge talent and educated counsel to meet these needs. Our first successful assignment was completed in 1986 for a single point Ford dealership. Twenty-three years later we have succcessfully managed assignments for the world's most notable auto manufacturers, finance companies, and aftermarkeet innovators.
Visit us at www.JackYoung.com
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Jack Young, Chief Idea OfficerAllow Me to Introduce Myself, Inc.
Plainview, NY 11803
Phone: 516-933-1234
headhunter@aol.com
Recent Blog Posts
- My Social Network
I sit here in my office uncomfortably clinging to the notion that my professional life will never see the day when dialing the 10 numbers and hearing a computer spew out the dulcet command, “press 1 for sales, 2 for service, 3 for accounts payable, 4 for technical support, etc., etc., etc.” will be replaced by a palm sized device that knows preemptively what words I’m texting, and who the m... More
- Is It A Job Opportunity or Equity?
Joe rightly understands that when senior management has a vested interested in the overall success of an enterprise, they are more likely to put forth the strongest effort to see the business succeed. However, what makes Joe’s want for a “partner” a smart plan, as opposed to the more typical “empty promise”, or “carrot”, is that Joe sees the partnership/equity part of the position ... More
- “Change is good, but please plan first”
Through email, social network, or the trusted old telephone, each day I’m implored by job seekers to help them get out of their current career path and into something “new”. More
- “I Can Still Do That”
You know when you see someone in an environment that “they don’t belong in”; you have a hard time recognizing that it’s that person? Well, that’s how it was when I saw Danny that summer afternoon up in Woodstock. More