Met up today with one of the first recruiters I worked with at Uber as an eng manager - and one of my favorite ones! - Keki Mwaba.
After a decade of sourcing and recruitment at Uber, Flow Traders, Disney and Reddit, she just launched her career consultation business (cont'd):
After a decade of sourcing and recruitment at Uber, Flow Traders, Disney and Reddit, she just launched her career consultation business (cont'd):
Keki is offering resume reviews and career conversations as a service.
In what is very cool, she helped with input in The Tech Resume Inside Out book, given she has reviewed hundreds (or more) of resumes every month, for years.
You can contact her here: expatcareerdevelopment.com
In what is very cool, she helped with input in The Tech Resume Inside Out book, given she has reviewed hundreds (or more) of resumes every month, for years.
You can contact her here: expatcareerdevelopment.com
I have not recommended services like career coaching, resume reviews etc because most of these are a coin flip, often done by people who did not do the job before (eg recruiting, hiring etc).
In this case: I’ve known Keki for years and she’s the real deal: I do recommend her.
In this case: I’ve known Keki for years and she’s the real deal: I do recommend her.
There's the old argument of is it worth paying for {X that can be researched online}
How to work out, how to write a resume, how to do your accounting for the business is all there.
Sometimes you trade money for convenience. Sometimes it makes no sense.
How to work out, how to write a resume, how to do your accounting for the business is all there.
Sometimes you trade money for convenience. Sometimes it makes no sense.
https://twitter.com/DannyGroner/status/1630952150858715137?s=20
My approach when considering hiring someone to help with an area I either don't know as much about, or don't have the time to research/learn:
"Is this person an expert in the field, and will they save me time / add value, and do I want to invest vs do it myself."
"Is this person an expert in the field, and will they save me time / add value, and do I want to invest vs do it myself."
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