Comprehensive hiring guides, talent acquisition strategies, and workforce planning resources for employers — covering everything from sourcing and screening to offer negotiation and onboarding across IT, engineering, and finance roles.
By Tom Kenaley, Senior Partner and President, KORE1 A NetSuite implementation runs on a team of six to nine people, not one consultant: an executive sponsor, an internal project lead, business process owners, plus an external functional consultant, a technical developer, and an integration specialist. Get that mix wrong and the software is rarely what … Read more
By Robert Ardell, Co-Founder and Strategic Advisor, KORE1 Strong solutions architect interview questions test how a candidate reasons about trade-offs, cost, and the people who live with the design, not whether they can recite AWS services, and each should come with a clear read on a good answer. A solutions architect never ships the thing … Read more
By Mike Carter, Director of Partnership Success, KORE1 Hiring a chief product officer in 2026 starts with two honest questions: is product truly a company-level function here, and will the CEO actually hand over the roadmap? Get those right, put a base of $260,000 to $450,000 on the table alongside real equity, and give the … Read more
By Robert Ardell, Co-Founder and Strategic Advisor, KORE1 The best TypeScript interview questions test whether a candidate reasons in types under pressure, not whether they can recite that unknown beats any, and each one should come with a clear read on what a strong answer sounds like. I do not write TypeScript. I have spent … Read more
By Tom Kenaley, Senior Partner and President, KORE1 Hiring a Salesforce administrator in 2026 means budgeting $75,000 to $125,000 for most seats, deciding first how much of your org one person will govern, and screening for judgment the certification never tests. A clear search closes in three to six weeks. Most drag longer, and the … Read more
Choosing between NetSuite and Sage Intacct talent is a department decision, not a size one. NetSuite is an operations and systems hire, while Sage Intacct is a finance and accounting hire, and both platforms fit the same mid-market company. Most comparison guides never get there. They stack up modules and pricing tiers and call it … Read more
NetSuite talent is a narrow, deep pool built on one platform and one scripting language. Dynamics 365 talent is far larger but split across three unrelated products. Which is easier to hire depends on the seat, not the logo. Most teams run the NetSuite versus Dynamics 365 comparison on features. Pricing tiers, module depth, how … Read more
For most mid-market and high-growth companies the right ERP hire is NetSuite talent, while large enterprises running SAP S/4HANA or legacy ECC need SAP talent, because the platform you run, not the brand, decides which market you hire from. That sounds obvious. It isn’t, apparently. Companies chase the ERP name they recognize instead of the … Read more
The best NetSuite implementation partner is the one whose certified consultants have shipped your modules in your industry, will name the exact people who will staff your project, and put the scope in a fixed-fee statement of work. Everything else is close to noise. Partner directories, star badges, glossy case studies, the sales engineer who … Read more
Hiring a platform engineer in 2026 means naming your platform’s maturity stage first, budgeting $130,000 to $205,000 base, and sourcing for product judgment over tool lists, because the job is building infrastructure your own developers will actually adopt. Most companies write the req before they answer that adoption question, and it costs them a quarter. … Read more
