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See open positions in People OperationsFrom creating an unforgettable first-day experience for a new HubSpotter to helping families get ready for parental leave, these are the teams that solve for employee happiness every step of the way.
HubSpot's growing fast, all over the world. Luckily, our recruiters, data analysts, and program managers find amazing people to join our team while creating an inclusive candidate experience.
The way people learn has changed. That's why we design and develop on-demand, creative, and flexible solutions to help employees constantly learn and grow throughout their careers.
We're passionate about creating a culture where people are proud to be themselves. Our team creates safe spaces through employee-led resource groups, events, and partnering with leadership to build a more inclusive HubSpot and community.
At HubSpot, HR isn't a scary word. We're a partner to the business, providing support for employees and leadership that matches our flexible, unique culture.
HubSpot has an award-winning culture and our team's mission is to evolve, scale, and share it globally. We collaborate across the company to create culture programming, learning opportunities, and unique experiences for current and future HubSpotters.
Our team is made up of bakers, former teachers, mom and dads, and board game fanatics. What we all share is our passion for helping employees grow, personally and professionally.
What's one thing most people don't know about you?
For someone who has to be in front of audiences all the time, public speaking still terrifies me!
What does an average day look like for you?
As part of the Learning & Development team, I help onboard and train our new hires in Customer Success specifically on consulting with our HubSpot customers in APAC. On a typical day, I'm facilitating anywhere from 2-4 training sessions and providing feedback for hands-on exercises. Outside training, I partner with my stakeholders from Customer Success to review learning gaps, new hire performance and content updates to name a few. I also coordinate with the broader L&D team to align on regional and global priorities when it comes to our foundational learning programs. On an ad-hoc basis, I also create and deliver training content outside of the usual new hire experience -- I conducted a CRM Consulting session with University students in support of Campus Recruiting in APAC while I also partnered with Customer Success Managers in Sydney to educate our own customers on employee onboarding and training best practices to double down on thought-leadership efforts in the region.
How does your role impact the People Ops mission of empowering people to do their best work?
I'd like to think that through our foundations programming, I'm able to help enrich our Customer Success employees with the knowledge and skills they need to best consult with our customers and in turn, help our customers realize value from HubSpot.
How does HubSpot's culture help you do your best work?
As a company, we index heavily on autonomy when it comes to work. This has certainly given me the proper headspace and environment when studying and solving for learning gaps. Finally, the strong feedback and collaboration culture helps me keep the content relevant to the business and improve my delivery for our learners.
Anything else you want to add that candidates may want to know?
A degree or background is helpful but not necessary to succeed in a place like HubSpot. Some of the best HubSpotters I know are from diverse backgrounds - a chemical engineer, a history major, a flight attendant and even a nurse!
What's one thing most people don't know about you?
I've just started training to break a 3hr marathon next year. My PB is 3:25.
What does an average day look like for you?
My mornings are my research time and are mostly spent searching for the next engineering leaders to join HubSpot (Yep - we're hiring!). You'll also find me leaning more about the HubSpot business on our internal wiki or going through new training classes on Learn @ HubSpot.
I spend most afternoons with the engineering leadership team to understand their hiring priorities and make sure my team is investing their time in the right places. At the pace we're growing at this is constantly evolving!
I'll be either on Zoom or in a Slack conversation with the recruiting teams in Dublin and Cambridge nerding out on funnel data and hiring metrics. Outside of recruiting, it's a great place to get Netflix recommendations, baby/dog/baby dog pics, or to invest in the meme economy.
Working with my People Ops partners in finance, HR, and L&D on headcount planning, retention and onboarding. There have been days where we've had over 60 people starting on the same morning!
You can also find me meeting with our Culture team to plan for our next Cracking Inclusion event.
How does your role impact People Ops mission of empowering people to do their best work?
I attract the engineers who build HubSpot to help our customers grow better.
How does HubSpot's culture help you do your best work?
I find running to be cathartic and great for problem solving. HubSpot's flexibility allows me to fit a run into my lunch breaks and make up for that time in the evenings.
What's one thing most people don't know about you?
I am a Gospel Artist and I have written and sung my own songs, which are available on Spotify.
What work option did you choose and why?
I chose flex because I like the autonomy that comes with it. I like the idea of being able to run some local errands and make up for the time whenever I am back to work. I find that there are so many things I'd never be able to do if I was in the office full time unless I have to take the time off. I also love the idea of being able to go into the office for a change of scenery and to meet and collaborate with my colleagues.
What team are you on and what does an average day look like?
I am on the Sales Recruiting Team within the People Operations department. It is arguably the best org to recruit for (yes I am biased). We're selling to salespeople! My day usually consists of running screening calls, team meetings, final interview debriefs, and extending offers to candidates. My favourite part of the day is reviewing inbound applications and discovering new talent on LinkedIn that I can speak to about HubSpot.
What's one thing you love about your local office?
The Dublin office has a personality of its own. There's no other place like HubSpot House. One of the many things that I love about the office is the free food. The most common question amongst my colleagues is "What's on the menu?". If you're ever in the office, make sure to come by during lunchtime. The chefs have mastered a mean Mongolian BBQ.
How does HubSpot's culture help you do your best work?
Whether I am at home or in the office, I find that I'm always doing my best work. I have to accredit this to our collaborative culture here at HubSpot. I also truly value the feedback culture here (yes, even the feedback that isn't so positive). When I joined HubSpot, my buddy had a lot to teach me within the first two weeks as I shadowed. On the 3rd week, we had a reverse shadow week where my buddy had to shadow my work to make sure I was applying everything I learned. I received positive feedback and areas of improvement throughout the whole week. One thing that stuck out from that week was how my buddy noted that they found themselves learning from me as I was doing things that they hadn't considered before. I got the sense that they valued my expertise in less than a month of employment here. I tell this story to almost all the candidates that I ask why I love it here.
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