Hello, Melissa, How do I get an in with Procore. Been trying for several years and haven't even got an interview.
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I've been in construction most of my life but additionally I've grown up with computer development as well. I love the Procore model and more importantly the mission. Connecting everyone in one platform in a traditionally technology adverse industry is paramount for talent and success
Taylor C. asked a question to Melissa H.
Category: Interview Tips
Date asked: Thursday, November 21, 2024
Last reviewed: Monday, December 2, 2024
Melissa H.
Sr. Talent Marketing Manager
Hi Taylor,
I've been there before! I can appreciate that it gets a bit frustrating to keep applying without any luck. I think the best advice I can offer is to really make sure that your resume is targeted to the roles you are applying for. If you have any connections to anyone working here, I'd recommend tapping into them for networking.
I just shared this with someone else asking about getting their resume noticed...
My trick when writing a resume is to print out a job posting, and then go through it bullet point by bullet point. For each point, I think about what skills (both hard and soft) are required, note them, and then think about an example from my experiences that connect to them to support that I actually have the skills required (super helpful for when it's time to interview as well!). When that is all done, then I have a good idea of the most relevant skills and experiences the company needs that should be focused on in my resume.
I hope that helps! Good luck!
Melissa
Monday, December 2, 2024