>> I loved that it brought me to my passion which is helping college seniors find a career.
I studied art history and I was one of those that had no idea what I was going to do,
I spent four years in the design and art field
and then found sales, then ended up in recruiting.
So what I love about my job is that it has given me a purpose and it's been really fulfilling
to actually be involved with a company that I personally believe in the mission
and I use the product and then being a rep, a representative of that larger company
on the stage to college seniors as well as employee relations staff.
The hardest part of the job is...well since I transitioned out of sales role
into the recruiting role at Yelp.
It's extremely hard to measure success in a quantifiable way in sales it's really easy
to say I'm successful because I brought in 50 thousand dollars of revenue.
But in the recruiting, you really don't see that success until possibly 9 months later
when you have 70 college, new college grads, starting at the organization.