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Articles by Tony Beshara

Tony Beshara is the president of Dallas-based Babich & Associates and is consistently one of the industry's biggest billers. The above article is a part of the "Hiring Line" newsletters sent periodically to his clients and potential clients. Tony has recently auhored The Job Search Solution, a book to be released soon by AMACOM.
from the The Fordyce Letter archives

A “Tony Beshara” Day

by Tony Beshara April 1st, 2006

EDITOR’S NOTE: Amidst making over a dozen placements a month, writing books, motivating employees and running a multi-office business, it’s hard to imagine how one person can continue his extraordinary accomplishments year after year. Tony’s success and how he does what he does is one of the most asked questions from readers so we asked [...]

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What You Really Buy When You Pay A Fee

by Tony Beshara August 1st, 2005

Often the paying of a fee to a recruiter is perceived as “paying for” the person that is hired. This is a misconception. The service is what is being bought. Since the assessment of the service charge is based on the starting salary, the fee is therefore associated with the individual. But it is a [...]

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