
PACE Program
PACE: PERFORMANCE AND CAREER EXCELLENCE PROGRAM
Our unique PACE program is a comprehensive set of seven systems revolving around our vision, mission, core values and core competencies designed to recruit the best team members; develop, retain and reward your successes; and support our overall strategic growth.
Recruiting
We have a formal process tied to our vision, mission and values to help identify top quality talent.
Orientation and Assimilation
Our team employs an integrated method to help you adapt to the firm and your new role from the time you accept through your first year.
Learning Culture
Everyone at Ericksen Krentel, from our managing partner to our newest staff member, is committed to gaining new skills, exploring new behaviors and better understanding issues facing the firm and our clients. Our leadership gives you the resources to continue your professional development at every turn.
Mentoring
You are assigned a mentor to help identify a path that matches your skill set and provides you the resources and opportunity to succeed.
Growth Strategies
We track and measure structured, personal and interpersonal growth strategies to solidify your future.
Performance Management
PACE uses a continuous cycle of planning, executing and reviewing performance to help you grow – professionally and personally.
Compensation, Rewards and Incentives
We have a unique personal compensation system to reward and retain you while achieving strategic goals.
Ericksen Krentel does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, veteran’s status, political affiliation, disability, sexual orientation or any other non-merit factor in matters relating to employment.
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