As part of ES Interims’ effort to spread the word about the benefits of Interim Managers/Executives (Interims), we think about ways to employ Interims that may not be the first thought for companies with a need. We publish these ideas on our website, blog and social media.
Weigh The Options
When a company has well established procedures with no expected change of direction, the environment is good to hire an employee. If disruption is an issue or there is a need to manage an anxious staff, or a new direction is needed, it may be an environment best suited for an interim to establish the change, document the process then hire an employee. The interim can serve as a guide during the new employee orientation. Read More.
Interim Management for Small Companies
The topic for this discussion is “Interim Management for Small Companies”. First things first; we realize most small companies are well managed by the founders or professional managers. However, in almost every case, when we asked company leaders about a pet project or a project that can’t seem to be wrapped up, we learn of a need that can be filled by an Interim. Read More.