As a private service placement agency, it is our job to source the proverbial “perfect candidate.” The question here is where does the “perfect candidate” come from?
Hiring The Perfect Candidate
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Peter Van Ryder
Established in 2010 Estate Management Solutions was developed to fill a void in the fast-growing High Net Worth market of North Texas. In 2018 EMS rebranded and transitioned into a Limited Liability Corporation under the name HNWSoltuions, LLC. EMS has been Peter’s passion project since 2010. Bringing affordable and accessible education to an industry that struggles for continuity in standards and education.
Only time will change other people's attitudes and disregard for others. When it comes to the Principal, the change only happens when the next generation steps up. What we CAN change is the Professional, giving them better tools to ask better questions and recognize the red flags. Thus avoiding a job in a toxic environment.
"We envision service as being the act of giving, in which one’s own preconceptions are set aside for the preferences of the Principal" - Peter
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Writing a Professional Resume
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Every Estate Manager needs a résumé that reflects the level of work they do. It should be a clear, accurate representation of operational responsibility, leadership, and professionalism. Get it right, and you’re more likely to connect with roles that suit you. Get it wrong, and you may end up in the wrong job or be ignored by agencies all together.