The Art of Alignment
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Inspiring enterprise evolution
through the Art of Alignment
The Art of Alignment serves as our organizing principle, recognizing that across all industries an employee’s highest potential and impact on a company can only be reached when they are aligned with the business strategically, functionally and culturally. This approach inspires all of our solution areas, including innovative methodologies such as Contextual Coaching, which ties organizational culture to individual engagements; our Talent Development initiatives that implement systemic and holistic approaches to aligning talent with business outcomes; Career Transition and Management programs to help employees navigate either the job market or opportunities within their organizations; and ENCORE, which supports conversations for transitioning and retiring executives exploring new opportunities as they step out of corporate roles. Partners International clients benefit from continued enhancement of a suite of solutions designed to assure the most current, effective approach to increasing employee engagement, development and transition.
WHO WE ARE
Our Mission
Partners International is a woman founded and owned, certified WBENC career and talent consulting firm. We partner with world-renowned clients for an individualized approach to the entire lifecycle of an employee’s corporate journey by providing Executive Coaching, Talent Development and Career Transition and Management.
Amy Friedman, Founder & CEO
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The Middlests: What it Means to Feel Behind in Your Career
Partners International Senior Career Consultant Anne Baker recently spoke on The Middlest Podcast about the issue of feeling behind in your career and the different causes that lead us there. With so much access to other people's lives and careers through social...
read moreReflections on 2019
A year-end message from Amy Friedman, Founder and CEO of Partners International.
read moreEmployment Age Bias and LinkedIn
Older jobseekers today especially feel that has been magnified by on-line career services and right at the top of that list is LinkedIn. Could it be that this view is driven more by usage behavior than an increase of age-related bias?
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