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Scripted: How would you know you had interesting stats that would make a good story? Some of these have more specific audiences, such as JDate and Christian Mingle. Of course, that doesn't mean that people with financial or operational backgrounds will be overlooked.

I think the posts that do the best are the ones that really hit a topic that people care about apart from OkCupid. It promotes meaningful dialogue. Are the DTF ads generally the same across the country?



A background in finance and years of experience aren't what they used to be. OkCupid, Tinder, and Vimeo are quite different brands in most respects, but they have one major thing in common. They're all owned by , and, when they need a new CEO or C-suite executive, they turn to head of executive recruitment Sharfi Farhana and her team. She's responsible for recruiting top executives within IAC's wide array of brands, which also include Match. Farhana has been with the company for six years and has helped place leaders in IAC businesses like Vimeo, The Daily Beast, DailyBurn, and Ask Media Group, through internal and external recruiting. Farhana's seen firsthand what makes for a great CEO candidate. And she told Business Insider that there's been a fundamental shift in what businesses want from prospective CEOs. A background in finance or operations isn't what it used to be Traditionally, she said most prospective CEOs have had to demonstrate operational savviness and a focus on the bottom line to be considered serious contenders. But that's changed, somewhat, at least in the technology and digital media industries. Of course, that doesn't mean that people with financial or operational backgrounds will be overlooked. But, for the next generation of future CEOs, strong product expertise and marketing skills will be more at the forefront. Farhana works for IAC, which owns businesses like Tinder, The Daily Beast, and CollegeHumor. That means that people with a background in product, product marketing, and engineering all have a major leg up, in her view. When Farhana and her team tapped Sud to take on her first ever chief executive role, they were especially impressed by her experience in marketing. Farhana is looking for people who have created something new, branched out on their own, followed big ideas, struggled, and overcome the odds. Not all challenges can be overcome. In my recruitment process, I try to understand what lessons were learned. How was failure dealt with? How were impacted employees treated? I think that's a good predictor of what that person will be like as a colleague. We want someone here for the long haul. You will be thrown in the deep end and you will flounder but your learning will accelerate, because it will need to, to survive. In starting something new, you'll lean heavily into what you already know, but also gain new skills from everything from people management. That will give you the skills, gumption, and ambition that we're looking for.

Everybody is into something a little bit different, right. Next, Yagan went after the music business, creating the file-sharing tool eDonkey. For example, some people want a serious relationship. And okcupid marketing told Business Insider that there's been a fundamental shift in what businesses north from prospective CEOs. The problem, as Yagan saw it, was that operating inside Facebook would seriously constrain OkCupid's ability to sell advertising. It was me and a database. They began work on CrazyBlindDate.