Posting jobs works for volume hiring, but not for strategic roles. Most top talent isn’t applying—specialized recruiters like JES deliver faster, higher-quality pricing hires.

Pricing talent wants more than pay — they want visibility, impact, tools that work, clarity, and credibility. Miss these, and you’ll lose your best people.

Pricing leaders struggle to justify headcount; this framework shows how to link support needs to business outcomes—margin, speed, growth, governance.

Pricing roles shift by model: B2B manages exceptions, B2C drives perception and speed, DTC ties pricing to product. Success depends on adapting to each playbook.

Most firms delay hiring pricing talent until margin leaks or deal chaos hit. A first hire should stabilize processes, build structure, and turn pricing from reactive risk into growth lever.

Hiring pricing leaders: weigh industry know-how vs. cross-vertical skills. Inside hires ramp faster; outsiders bring fresh ideas. Best leaders blend both for impact.

Stand out in pricing by combining deep analytics, broad commercial skills, strong influence, and AI as a multiplier. Package outcomes clearly and keep learning to accelerate growth.

Networking is critical for career advancement, no matter where you are in your professional life. A Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis study found that networking helps you land jobs faster, produces higher-quality job offers, and increases employee satisfaction. What’s not to love? Here are 8 essential business networking skills you can implement today to accelerate your professional networking efforts.