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A quick google search yielded me this: http://www.indeed.com/q-Entry-Level-Recruiter-l-Raleigh,-NC-jobs.html

I would read up about Recruiting- the good, the bad, and the ugly and see if it seems like a career you could see yourself in! It is sort of like sales, but more human and for me felt more helpful. I am a technical recruiter now, I started as a Light Industrial recruiter part-time for 5 months and then continued to apply to different jobs and internships. The company I am currently at felt I was overqualified for their internship role but a good fit for the Recruiter Assistant, so I have been working my way up from there. It is often commissioned based, which offers a lot of room to grow. I'd say predominant soft skills needed are: ambitious/self motivated worker, enjoys talking to people/on the phone, able to handle deadlines, interested in matching people's qualifications to industries that need them. Feel free to PM me with more questions :)

The legal name of the business entity is Balderdash and it's based in Texas - that's easily findable online through a quick Google search, and is included in our Terms of Service (https://askwonder.com/tos)

We have a distributed team, with a hub in New York but employees based elsewhere as well. Since the whole company isn't in one shared physical location, a coworking space is more than enough for the New York-based team.

Payments are made every two weeks, via PayPal. We have FAQs available for all applicants, covering all of these questions, so I recommend checking them out: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fihH9qBD3_M1KAP4_qGvFVnLZmHfiMESKIjRiHjRPg8/