How VAs Are Transforming Brightstar Healthcare Recruiting!
- 4 years ago
https://www.myoutdesk.com - Brightstar is a rapidly growing in-home healthcare organization striving to help Americans with quality, affordable assistance - but when it comes to recruiting the best of the best for their organization, who helps them? The company Brighstar trusts to assist their recruiting needs is MyOutDesk.
We're honored to join Brightstar Fairfax Owner & President Robert W. Massie to learn exactly what led him to leave a successful Fortune 500 executive career to launch a Brightstar Franchise with his wife - and how they're achieving higher success using virtual assistant recruiting services.
Before starting the BrightStar Care of Fairfax, Robert Massie was as corporate as they come; his goal, similar to many other in the corporate world, was to continue to climb the ladder, year after year. When Robert finally reached the near-top of that corporate ladder serving as the Executive Vice President of Sales in a billion-dollar global company, he took a look around and realized this was not where he wanted to be.
It was in this moment that Robert and his wife Kerry decided to open their own business.
“All of my career life had been building up to this position — and I didn’t like it,” Robert says of the experience. “I wanted to do more with my career and I wanted to report to someone I actually enjoyed working for — now I can say that’s me … or, rather, my wife.”
We're honored to join Brightstar Fairfax Owner & President Robert W. Massie to learn exactly what led him to leave a successful Fortune 500 executive career to launch a Brightstar Franchise with his wife - and how they're achieving higher success using virtual assistant recruiting services.
Before starting the BrightStar Care of Fairfax, Robert Massie was as corporate as they come; his goal, similar to many other in the corporate world, was to continue to climb the ladder, year after year. When Robert finally reached the near-top of that corporate ladder serving as the Executive Vice President of Sales in a billion-dollar global company, he took a look around and realized this was not where he wanted to be.
It was in this moment that Robert and his wife Kerry decided to open their own business.
“All of my career life had been building up to this position — and I didn’t like it,” Robert says of the experience. “I wanted to do more with my career and I wanted to report to someone I actually enjoyed working for — now I can say that’s me … or, rather, my wife.”