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Beyond the IPO
Social-media darling LinkedIn is looking past today's hype as it lays the foundation for long-term growth. An interview with Steve Sordello, CFO, LinkedIn.
December 1, 2011
In one respect, Steve Sordello is like many senior executives in Silicon Valley: he landed a C-level job at a dot-com at an age (31) that would be considered young if not downright precocious in any other industry, when he became CFO at publicly traded search-engine company Ask Jeeves in 2001. Read more...
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A New Era Dawns for Tatum
With some companies turning to temporary talent as a permanent strategy, it's more important than ever for the interim-CFO firm to have the right people on hand. President Karen Macleod talks about her firm, its market, and its challenges. October 11, 2011
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CFOs by the Numbers
After 17 years, CEOs are finally catching up to CFOs in the rate of turnover; and other newly minted facts about the job market for finance chiefs. September 13, 2011
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"Yeah, I Worked for Lehman, But ..."
Can a finance executive overcome the stigma of having worked for a high-profile company that went down in flames? July 13, 2011
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Five Tips for Writing an Effective Résumé
A well-crafted résumé can tip the job-search odds in your favor. June 14, 2011
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Movin' On Up
CFOs who have proven their strategic mettle are in high demand. June 1, 2011
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Virgin Territory for One Lucky CFO
You could be the one who blasts off into the heavens. May 16, 2011
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Are Financial-Services CFOs Ready to Bolt?
Turnover has practically ceased in the high-pressure financial sector, but signs suggest many finance chiefs are looking for the exit. April 6, 2011
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Do Social Networks Trump Résumés?
Job seekers and employers who don't use social-networking Websites are missing out on golden opportunities to connect with one another. January 25, 2011
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CFOs Cool Their Heels
CFO turnover in the Fortune 1,000 falls further in 2010, as conservatism reigns and the capital markets stay down. November 24, 2010
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