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Kathleen Nolan

Your Friendly Neighborhood Recruiter- Building Human Connections & Hiring for Technical positions at GrowthLoop!

Kathleen Nolan is a Senior Technical Recruiter at GrowthLoop, a company focused on democratizing customer data by enabling teams to access and activate it effectively. She is passionate about fostering human connections and enhancing the candidate experience throughout the recruitment process. Kathleen has a strong background in technical recruiting and has maintained a high offer acceptance rate in her current role.1

Professional Background

  • Current Role: Senior Technical Recruiter at GrowthLoop (Flywheel)

    • Focuses on building recruiting departments and implementing best practices.
    • Engages in recruiting operations, including creating resources for her team and leading workshops aimed at building trust within the workplace.
  • Previous Experience:

    • Parkside: Technical Recruiter, where she coordinated interviews and managed candidate communications.
    • CrossCountry Consulting: Recruiting and Operations Coordinator.
    • Bitnami: Office Manager.
    • SF Microservices: Community Organizer, where she led a meetup group focused on advancements in microservices.1

Education

  • University of San Francisco: Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature (2010-2012).
  • Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep: Engaged in the International Thespian Society and Chamber Choir.1

Kathleen's approach to recruitment emphasizes relationship building and candidate experience, reflecting her commitment to both her candidates and the organizations she supports.

Highlights

Sep 9 · linkedin

There’s something special about late bloomers. While society often celebrates those who achieve success early, there’s a quiet strength and resilience in those who bloom in their own time. Late bloomers prove that life isn’t a race — it’s a journey, and every individual’s timing is unique.

Here’s why we should all want to be a late bloomer:

Depth of Experience: Late bloomers often spend years gathering knowledge, refining skills, and developing a strong sense of self. When they do bloom, their foundation is solid and their perspective is deep.

Resilience: Facing setbacks, challenges, and even doubt along the way builds grit. Late bloomers learn to persevere, and their success is often more fulfilling because of the obstacles they’ve overcome.

Authenticity: By the time they “arrive,” late bloomers have a clearer understanding of who they are and what they value. Their achievements are more aligned with their true selves, not external pressures or expectations.

Lasting Impact: When you bloom later, you often bloom longer. The slow, steady growth tends to result in a more sustainable and meaningful career or personal journey.

For anyone feeling behind or comparing their timeline to others—stop. Growth takes time, and we all bloom at our own pace. 🌸

Let’s celebrate the journey, not the speed. Here’s to the late bloomers—your time will come, and when it does, it’ll be worth the wait.

#LateBloomers #GrowthMindset #CelebrateYourPace

Sep 4 · linkedin

In today’s job market, it’s easy to feel powerless. But you’re not, and you matter.

Even in a competitive landscape, you have more control than you think. Your skills, experience, and perspective are uniquely valuable, and the right opportunity will recognize that. The key is to focus on what you can control and know your worth. Remember:

You bring a unique set of strengths to the table that no one else has.

Your growth, adaptability, and resilience are invaluable in today’s ever-changing work environment.

You have the power to choose roles and companies that align with your values and support your career path.

While you can’t control every aspect of the job search process, you can control how you show up, how you present your skills, and where you apply. Stay patient, stay confident, and trust in the value you bring to any organization.

You’re not powerless—you’re in demand.

#YouMatter #Empowerment #JobSeekers

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San Francisco Bay Area