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Explore the latest insights on leadership, hiring practices, and team culture in athletics. Stay informed with expert tips and strategies to help your organization thrive.

The $250,000 Mistake: The True Cost of a Bad Coaching Hire

• A bad coaching hire can do a lot more harm than just a bad win/loss record. Here are three major consequences of making a poor head coach hire.

3 Ways to Win Your Top Coaching Candidate

• When trying to hire a top tier coaching candidate, remember you need to impress them just as much as they need to impress you. Here are a few ways you can win them over in the interview process.

How to Interview (and Answer) to Make the Right Hire

• A positive team culture promotCoaching interviews are less about information and more about interpretation. Based on our national study, here is what ADs are looking for based on the questions they like to ask in the interview process​

What Actually Makes Coaching Candidates Stand Out

• Coaches want to know what makes them stand out in the interview process with athletic directors. So, we asked.Here are six things that athletic directors and those involved in hiring college coaches said make those candidates stand out:

7 Tips to Get Considered for More Coaching Jobs

• Advice to help coaches increase their chances of being considered for coaching jobs

Interview Questions That Lead to Better Coaching Hires

• If you’re an AD, you need to have great questions to ask candidates, if you want to hire great coaches. Coaches, be ready to answer those questions. Here is some of the recent research we’ve done on questions being asked in today’s interview process:

The Hiring Mistake Athletic Directors Keep Making

• This athletic director mistake is one of the biggest differentiators when it comes to making a good coaching hire from a great one:

The On-Campus Audition: Moving from Candidate to Head Coach

• If you’re fortunate to get that on-campus coaching interview, there are some key things you should look to do and not do if you want to stand out:

Why Coaches Get Eliminated Before the Interview

• A phenomenally crafted resume/cover letter alone, will rarely get you hired as a college coach. BUT, bad ones will certainly keep you out of the conversation. Here is what our research says about why coaches often aren’t making the interview stage:

Choose to be Better

• “Be Better” series provides practical tips for enhancing leadership and achieving success. The article emphasizes personal growth. It focuses on intentional actions. It offers actionable advice to improve your mindset, performance, and impact on others.

5 Things to Do When You Join the “I Got Fired” Club

• Offers valuable advice for handling the challenges of being fired. It outlines five practical steps to turn a difficult situation into an opportunity for growth, focusing on resilience, self-reflection, and planning your next steps.

11 Interview Tips to Give you an Edge

• Essential tips to help you stand out during job interviews. It covers practical strategies such as thorough preparation, confident communication, and creating a positive impression. Discover actionable advice to give yourself an edge and increase your chances of landing the job.

7 Tips for Applying for Your Next Job

• This article emphasizes the importance of tailoring your resume, showcasing your value, and paying attention to details. Gain actionable insights to strengthen your application and improve your chances of securing the role.

Simple Yet Profound Career Advice for Anyone

• This article shares simple yet impactful career advice to help you achieve long-term success. It highlights the importance of consistency, building relationships, and maintaining a strong work ethic. Discover timeless principles that can elevate your career and personal growth.

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