Q: What did you do prior to becoming a recruiter?
A: Prior to becoming
a recruited, I had a short stint in outside sales after obtaining a Bachelor's
Degree. I had done basic administrative work prior.
Q: What year (xx, xx, xxxx) did you become
a recruiter?
A: I became a recruiter
in 1991.
Q: Why did you become a recruiter?
A. I decided
to become a recruiter because I wanted a career in sales. I wanted to make
money. And the manager that approached me was someone I trusted.
Q: If you went out on your own as a recruiter what
prompted that decision?
A: I went out
on my own because of lack of choices. I looked around and there was no one
else for whom I wanted to work. I also had encouragement from an entrepreneurial
friend.
Q: Who were your role models and are
you mentoring others now?
A: My role model
was the manager that hired me back in 1991. I am a mentor to any person who
has ever worked for me. It is their choice to embrace the info. "Many are
called, but few are chosen."
Q: If you were asked what your job title is,
how would you respond?
A: Medical Sales
Recruiter
Q: Is your primary job function sales
driven or recruiting driven?
A: My job function
is both sales and recruiting driven.
Q: Why did you join USRC and what prompts you
to continue to be a member?
A:
I
joined USRC to be connected to others in the same profession. Also - the
benefits.
Comment: Nancy works a medical desk placing Field
Service Engineers, Application and Support Specialists, Quality Control,
Scientists and Sales Professionals.
