Goldstone Partners is the premier search and talent advisory firm specifically focused on early stage and high growth companies in Colorado. We are all about connecting great companies with amazing people—and we know how to track the characteristics for success in hyper-growth small companies. Traditional recruiting methods simply don’t work in the startup space, so we’ve developed a program that does. Our Fractional Talent Acquisition Solutions approach addresses the unique hiring needs, rapid growth goals and financial constraints of early stage companies.
Ignoring a bad reputation won’t make it go away I was working with a client a few weeks ago who was struggling to find, attract and hire the people she needed to help her company grow to the next level. She had historically hired junior level talent and paid them reasonably for their skills, but…
How to move past this and move forward with your career We’d like to think that bad things only happen to bad people but that’s simply not the case. Getting fired is likely not going to make for a stellar day, but it happens. Companies change direction, new managers are hired, skill set requirements change,…
Be deliberate about increasing diversity Unless you’ve been in a cave lately you have noticed the media making noise about diversity in the workplace. Some high profile companies have landed in hot water over a reported lack of diversity and even harassment. I truly don’t believe that most startup companies intend to lack diversity –…
Tips for becoming indispensable Well, you’ve done it! You have FINALLY landed in your dream job. You know the one – you can’t wait to get to work in the morning and Sunday evening means you begin to look FORWARD to Monday morning. Congratulations! Now, the search is over, but the work is just beginning.…
Happy Holidays To our Friends and Partners, Thanks for helping to make it a great year! We wish you Happy Holidays and a 2017 filled with growth and prosperity. With warmest wishes from all your friends at Goldstone Partners
Leading Forward means looking thru the windshield instead of the rear-view mirror The end of the year is a tough time to be a leader. You’re crunching numbers for the new budget, trying to figure out how to get everything accomplished with limited funds, and you’re probably calculating “rewards” for your employees for their efforts…
Reflection and planning for the new year Thankfully, the election is behind us so now we can all get back to our lives. The end of the year – in between your holiday preparations, festivities, travel and celebrations – is a great time to do some reflecting and planning for you and your career. Something…
Some simple preparation is the key By the end of this week alone my team will have interviewed, coached and screened over 100 job seekers. This is how we spend our days – talking with job seeking professionals about how to do their best to get the job. Unless you spend 40 hours a week…
No longer an annual event Naturally, I am fascinated by how businesses operate and what management styles work in certain situations. Recently, I have focused my attention on how postindustrial age hierarchy is not working and what that means for companies who are conventional in their human capital management structure. Early in my career I…
Focus on strengths, not on weaknesses I had the opportunity to attend Gallup Accelerated Strengths training this summer. It’s something I’ve had on my wish list for a few years now and it finally bubbled to the top. The experience far exceeded my expectations, and I’ve found myself very tuned into daily conversations in a…