About Me
Nicole Rogers
• Technical Recruiter at Grit Matters-I identify
and hire technical talent for startups
• 5+ years recruiting experience, previously
worked in immigration law
• Junior League member since 2008
• B.A. in History from UC Berkeley (2004)
Resume Tips
 A resume is a marketing document-presentation

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counts! Keep to 1 page-watch for consistency in text
size and formatting.
Make sure to quantify accomplishments, i.e. signed
up 30% more users than quota
Play to your strengths, i.e. if you’ve done customer
service, highlight your interpersonal skills
Have someone read through and ask you questions
Resource https://career.berkeley.edu/ -How to Write
an Affective Resume tutorial
Job Search Tips
 Craigslist is a good source for entry level positions
 Employment agencies-recruiters will do a great job of
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presenting you to employers
Your network will always be the best resource-can start
slowly add people you know on LinkedIn
Do research to find contact info of hiring manager, avoid
the resume “blackhole”
How a presence on the web-start an aboutme profile or a
blog
Attend networking events and meetups
Know your personality type-what types of jobs are good
for you and what types of manager you’ll work well with
What do Employers Want?
 Proactive employees-got an idea to save time or
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money? Let them know!
Detail oriented and conscientous, but still flexible
Desire to move up in company-it’s more costeffective to keep an existing employee than to train a
new person without institutional knowledge
Someone who represents brand well and shares
company’s values
WIFFM (What’s In It For Me?)-if you have a request,
such as flex time, demonstrate the upside to them
Questions?
 Email me at nmrogers82@gmail.com
 Find me on LinkedIn at

www.linkedin.com/in/nicolerogers82

Raphael house presentation

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    About Me Nicole Rogers •Technical Recruiter at Grit Matters-I identify and hire technical talent for startups • 5+ years recruiting experience, previously worked in immigration law • Junior League member since 2008 • B.A. in History from UC Berkeley (2004)
  • 2.
    Resume Tips  Aresume is a marketing document-presentation     counts! Keep to 1 page-watch for consistency in text size and formatting. Make sure to quantify accomplishments, i.e. signed up 30% more users than quota Play to your strengths, i.e. if you’ve done customer service, highlight your interpersonal skills Have someone read through and ask you questions Resource https://career.berkeley.edu/ -How to Write an Affective Resume tutorial
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    Job Search Tips Craigslist is a good source for entry level positions  Employment agencies-recruiters will do a great job of      presenting you to employers Your network will always be the best resource-can start slowly add people you know on LinkedIn Do research to find contact info of hiring manager, avoid the resume “blackhole” How a presence on the web-start an aboutme profile or a blog Attend networking events and meetups Know your personality type-what types of jobs are good for you and what types of manager you’ll work well with
  • 6.
    What do EmployersWant?  Proactive employees-got an idea to save time or     money? Let them know! Detail oriented and conscientous, but still flexible Desire to move up in company-it’s more costeffective to keep an existing employee than to train a new person without institutional knowledge Someone who represents brand well and shares company’s values WIFFM (What’s In It For Me?)-if you have a request, such as flex time, demonstrate the upside to them
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    Questions?  Email meat nmrogers82@gmail.com  Find me on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/nicolerogers82