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I'm a developer/manager who does recruiting, but mostly in SoCal, and I see you're in the Bay area. Up there, you might reach out to Aline Lerner. She did the s
by liquidcool 10y ago
I'm a developer/manager who does recruiting, but mostly in SoCal, and I see you're in the Bay area. Up there, you might reach out to Aline Lerner. She did the same, although I understand she is now focused on interviewing.io. Still, wouldn't hurt to ask her:
http://blog.alinelerner.com/about/ http://blog.alinelerner.com/about/
Another way to do it is go on Indeed at look at relevant job postings from recruiters that are well written. I find I can tell right away when they are useless; it's clearly cut/paste straight from the client and has a total "job shop" feel.
I don't know if you'll get an honest answer, but another good sign is that they have direct contact with the hiring manager.
Feel free to reach out, happy to answer any questions.
- leeny 10y agoAline here. Wow, huge thank you for the awesome shout-out! I am indeed focused on interviewing.io, but I like to think it's a more efficient, productized way of doing what I was doing as a recruiter. You get free interview practice, and if you do well, you start getting invites to technical interviews with great companies, bypassing all the crap you'd normally have to do to get in the door. https://www.interviewing.io https://www.interviewing.io