Was able to finesse a Recruiting job at a firm and will be making substantially more than I make now

[RealCrownHeights]

I had an interview with Ryder for a Driver Recruiter position not too long ago. Went well, I thought.. but got that "we've hired someone else" email smh. Were you able to interview for positions that were primarily remote? I'm a recruiter in an office now, need to make some moves -- over that office life.

What were some of the things that you messed up on during your initial interviews during those 5 months?

Yea same I’m pretty much over the office life too, I’m one day remote. If it was 2 days I would be with it more. All of our tech roles are remote, so I may pivot into that. They prefer to hire internally

As far as mistakes, these are roles I have no experience with so when a candidate asked the intricate details like what’s the duties day to day I have to kind of wing it. Also remembering the org chart of my company.

 

[RealCrownHeights]

3 months in and it's not terrible but today I hired someone for a Sr, Engineer End User Computing role fully remote. $160k fully remote. I think I should pivot into tech because they like hiring internally.