FPC of Palm Coast

It takes justice within ourselves to be a good person, more important than talent, fame, or success. The most crucial work we can do is to prioritize justice over appearances in our jobs, social hierarchy, and mirrors. The essence of life is progressing towards doing what is right to evolve personally and as a society. Let's focus on monitoring our morals rather than our appearances. Choose kindness, engage in endeavors that enhance rather than harm, and support others in their success. hashtag #Justice hashtag #Morals hashtag #Kindness hashtag #PersonalGrowth hashtag #SocietyDevelopment

Interviewing can be tough, especially when nerves take over and our words start racing like a runaway train. It's even harder if we tend to dominate conversations daily. Remember, grace and poise are key in stressful situations. Use that adrenaline to focus and keep your answers concise. No one enjoys a rambler. #InterviewTips #CareerAdvice

It's important to remember that not everyone is going to like us, whether it's in an interview or life in general. But that's okay, even the most loved and liked person will have people not like them. It's even harder when the reasons for not liking us are based on things we can't change, like where we live, our age, or our religion. The truth is, people will judge us for all sorts of reasons, even for the work we do and what they have heard about us. But always remember, people often project their own insecurities onto us, even when we do the right thing. It can be painful and unfair, but that's just life. As Kipling once said, "bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools." Don't let the criticism muddle your mind. Keep your mind clear and focused on what you can control. Keep doing the right thing and stay focused on what you can improve. Let the fools chatter as they will. Stay strong with self-control and justice. Remember, you are in control of your own actions and reactions.

Have you ever noticed how we tend to prioritize certain aspects of our lives, while neglecting others? Whether it's our professional development versus our roles as parents, or how we measure ourselves based on the opinions of others, it can be easy to lose sight of what truly matters. Perhaps it's time to shift our focus and prioritize our own morals, rather than the opinions of others. After all, true beauty and success are found in the choices we make to embody qualities like kindness, patience, forgiveness, and citizenship. As Marcus Aurelius once said, "remind yourself what nature demands of people. Then do it, without hesitation." It may be more challenging to prioritize being a good person over achieving fame or success, but in the end, it's our character and the quality of our lives that truly matter. So let's strive to be the best version of ourselves, both personally and professionally.

I am thrilled to share the exciting news, FPC has once again secured a spot on Forbes’ prestigious list of America’s Best Executive Recruiting Firms and Best Professional Recruiting Firms for 2024.   Our remarkable achievement includes ranking #15 in the Executive Recruiting category and #18 in the Professional Recruiting category. This marks the 7th consecutive year that we have earned this esteemed recognition, placing us in the top 1% of our industry according to Forbes and our peers.   This accomplishment is a testament to the dedication and hard work of each and every member of the FPC family. Your commitment to excellence has played a pivotal role in our continued success, and I extend my heartfelt congratulations to all of you!   Stay tuned for the release of a formal press announcement and LinkedIn post to share this exciting milestone with our clients and partners.  

7 years running!

Millennials seem to be on the move.

Behind every great business is a great recruiter putting the right people in the right place for the duration.

Be the person who encourages others, who chooses to see the good in the world and speak it out loud. Be frequent in your praise and thoughtful in your criticism.