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Lauren Kesterson, CSM
President at MRI/Management Recruiters of Raleigh
Lauren Kesterson is the President of Management Recruiters of Raleigh (MRI Raleigh), a leading recruitment firm.13 She holds a Bachelor's degree from North Carolina State University and has a background in the recruiting industry.1 Lauren's primary responsibilities include identifying top talent, providing training and guidance to the team, and managing the internal operations of the firm.1
Lauren grew up in a recruiting family and initially didn't plan to pursue the same career path. However, she started by helping the office with tasks like organizing note cards and training staff on Microsoft, which eventually led to her developing a passion for the industry.3
Under Lauren's leadership, MRI Raleigh has achieved notable success:
- The office has an average employee tenure of 15 years
- It is ranked 17th among MRI offices
- The team focuses on subject matter expertise and industry commitment
- They embrace technology, including AI, to enhance their recruitment process3
Lauren can be contacted at:
Her LinkedIn username is lkesterson, as mentioned in the query.
Highlights
Halloween is one of the best holidays. We are prepared to hand out treats to our neighbors and everyone is in good spirits and ready for a little fun. Management Recruiters of Raleigh celebrates Halloween with a themed potluck lunch and this year was excellent! Check out the image for some of our spooky-themed dishes. If you have some great suggestions for next year's potluck, please let me know in the comments. Happy Halloween! #mriraleigh #happyhalloween
Below is an interesting article on how your speech and the kind of language you use is an integral part of your communication both inside and outside of a professional setting. In other words, your words matter.
Does your communication naturally show respect and appreciation? It can be a quick way to build rapport and can lead to better collaboration with coworkers as well as clients and customers. There can be a lot of nuance in communication and there are certain phrases that can help create a smoother conversation. Phrases like “What I’m hearing you say is…” or “You might be right about that…” can make it clear that you’re considering other people’s inputs even if you end up making a different decision.
Basic compliments like “good job” or “well done” and just saying “thank you” can go a long way in making a person feel heard and appreciated and also serve as a confirmation of their efforts. Whether you’re interacting with a trusted team member or a new customer, this kind of language can exude a friendly professionalism that leaves the conversation open for future business and collaboration.
#mriraleigh #communication
