Thursday, August 4, 2022

Linkedin recruiter profile:

 

Sarah Creel


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Technical Recruiter
LinkedIn · ContractJan 2022 - Present · 8 mosAustin, Texas, United States
    • .Manage full cycle recruiting supporting SWE and Sr SWE Apps roles within LinkedIn Talent Solutions and LinkedIn Sales Solutions .Consistently meet and exceed individual hiring goal (9 placements/Q) .Coordinate with sourcing and recruiting teams to innovate research strategy for talent pooling .Collaborate with hiring managers throughout the recruiting process to ensure hiring needs and goals are met .Act as a consultant in hiring processes, compliance, compensation, leveling guidelines, immigration, etc .Drive the offer process including extending offers, negotiations, closing candidates, and generating offer letters .Actively engage in diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) hiring strategies
  • Technical Recruiter
    Google · ContractSep 2021 - Jan 2022 · 5 mosAustin, Texas, United States
      • .Managed full cycle recruiting for multiple, complex searches supporting L4/L5 SWE roles within Google Cloud .Developed and executed fully comprehensive sourcing plans, analyzing requirements to determine target profile needs .Coordinated with sourcing and recruiting teams to innovate research strategy for talent pooling .Collaborated with hiring managers throughout the recruiting process to ensure hiring needs and goals are met .Acted as a consultant in hiring processes, compliance, compensation, leveling guidelines, immigration, etc .Drove the offer process including extending offers, negotiations, closing candidates, and generating offer letters .Actively engaged in diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) hiring strategies
      • Skills: LinkedIn Recruiter · Strategic Planning · Scheduling Management · Legal Compliance · Compensation · Diversity Recruitment · Technical Recruiting · Applicant Tracking Systems · Onboarding · Extending Offers · Negotiation · Screening · Job Postings · Sourcing · Full-life Cycle Recruiting
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        • .Managed full cycle recruiting for multiple searches supporting backend SWE and Sr SWE roles .Consistently met and exceeded individual hiring goals (12 placements/Q) .Developed and executed fully comprehensive sourcing plans, analyzing requirements to determine target profile needs .Coordinated with sourcing and recruiting teams to innovate research strategy for talent pooling .Collaborated with hiring managers throughout the recruiting process to ensure hiring needs and goals are met .Acted as a consultant in hiring processes, compliance, compensation, leveling guidelines, immigration, etc .Drove the offer process including extending offers, negotiations, closing candidates, and generating offer letters .Actively engaged in diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) hiring strategies .Presented data on a weekly basis to senior leadership regarding forecasting/benchmarks, updates on progress to goal, and client strategy .Coached and mentored new recruiters, familiarizing them with internal processes, best practices and strategizing with clients and candidates .Consistently received “Advanced” scores on QA’ed calls, exceeding expectations in all efficacies
        • Skills: LinkedIn Recruiter · Strategic Planning · Scheduling Management · Legal Compliance · Compensation · Project Management · Diversity Recruitment · Technical Recruiting · Applicant Tracking Systems · Onboarding · Extending Offers · Negotiation · Screening · Job Postings · Sourcing · Full-life Cycle Recruiting

Unbounce | BC layoffs

 

Unbounce lays off nearly 50 workers, latest B.C. tech firm to cut jobs

‘Current economic environment’ among factors behind cuts, says CEO

Wednesday, August 3, 2022

Microsoft power BI | My first demo

 


Technology layoffs show high-flying sector not immune from slowdown

what engineers tend to focus on

This is what engineers tend to focus on, depending on their level:
✅ Junior Engineer: What tickets are mine?
✅ Senior Engineer: How do we ship quality on time?
✅ Staff Engineer: Why are we building this?

As a senior engineer, change your communication patterns accordingly (using empathy). With staff, focus more on the problems, vision, and strategy. With other seniors, focus on developer workflows and tools. To juniors, offer a predictable steady flow of meaningful work.

See chrislaffra.com/c4e for more information.

Jianmin Chen

- Try to figure out my version - 
How good I can work on in my training? 
How good I can do the work? 
The above two are closely related. 

Chris Laffra | How do we learn?

 

Chris Laffra
How do we learn? Imagine trying to learn how to drive a car. You can read a book about Max Verstappen. You can hear someone tell a great story about why a Porsche is better than a Ferrari. You can study pictures of dashboards with all the controls. You can watch movies where people drive cars or you can watch your parents drive an actual car. All these things help already.

What helps you master driving a car a lot more is trying to explain to someone else something like why stick-shift is better than an automatic. However, by far the best way to learn how to drive is to take lessons and actually drive a car yourself. This is the premise behind Dale's Cone of Experience, published in 1969.

This "cone of experience" applies to many skills, such as driving, joining the NBA, and software development. It is true for both "hard" skills and "soft" skills. So, don't just read a blog or watch a Youtube video about Kubernetes. Instead, get yourself out of your comfort zone and learn something new by teaching about it, or even better by actually doing it.

In summary, to become a top software developer, you need to "do". So, write a compiler in Go. Create a website for your aunt. Write a blog about what you built. Present at a conference. Work with another team at work to understand their product better. Collaborate with a product manager to develop a roadmap. Build a portfolio of diverse experiences. Learn. Be happy!

Productivity & Happiness

Here is the link.  


Linkedin profile: Chris Laffra

 

As a senior software engineer, only a fraction of your time is spent in actually writing code. The majority of the time, you will be _talking_ about your code. If you want to grow in your career, you need to invest in those skills that make you a better communicator and influence others more effectively.

At Google, I was involved in a project where we instrumented the desktop of engineers at Google. We measured all the things they did during the work day to figure out what workflows makes them the most productive.

I learned a few things from the Tempo project at Google:
- Productivity is hard to measure.
- Happiness is an excellent proxy metric for productivity.
- Context switches take us out of the flow and hurt productivity.
- Engineers hate meetings (see previous bullet).
- Most engineers have barely done any communication training.
- Only 30% of time spent by Google engineers goes to coding.
- Communication skills are key to career growth as an engineer.

Learn how to communicate better at chrislaffra.com/c4e