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Video Interview Tips with Recruiting Manager, Liz Harland-Davidson
Congrats, you have got an interview, and you’re ready for the next steps. The essential part of the hiring process is the in-person or, in this case, online interview. This is your time to shine and give the hiring manager a synopsis of the type of worker you are. We will provide you, the interviewee, with some tips and advice on how to nail that interview and land a job!
Here are a few tips from our Recruiting Manager, Liz Harland-Davidson.
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Inspiring Dome Construction Women: Candace Dorsey
Introducing Candace DorseyWe are thrilled to shine the spotlight on Candace Dorsey for our next Women In Construction week highlight. Candace originally planned to start her career as a landscape architect, however, the recession had other plans for her. So, she took a risk and bought a one-way ticket from DC to the Bay Area, leaving everything behind to start a new career. “I puttered in a few things before I realized that the industry I kept tip toeing around, and what seemed to be tough and very masculine, was the same industry that I kept being drawn to. I love design so…
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Inspiring Dome Construction Women: Kim Davidson
Introducing Kim DavidsonWe are honored to highlight Kim Davidson, a Domite that has been a force in the industry since she joined our team in 2019. One of the best things about the construction industry is the opportunity to explore career paths. Kim took full advantage of that freedom in her construction journey. “I started as an Administrative Assistant working on the clerical side of things, and I realized I enjoyed being in the field and learning how to build. From that moment on, I knew I wanted to be an engineer and be on the job every day”. Climbing her way to the Field Engineer…
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Inspiring Dome Construction Women: Hazel Centeno
Introducing Hazel CentenoWe are excited to continue our Women in Construction week by highlighting Hazel Centeno. From the beginning, Hazel had a passion for physical work, putting things together, and bringing ideas into reality. Seeing the men around her regularly do labor intensive-work sparked the idea that she could be a woman doing a “man’s” job. Something that was not very recognized in Hazel’s home country of Nicaragua. Hazel remembers that “Instead of this being a deterrent, it attracted me more towards the field.” Hazel began to pursue her construction career after high school,…
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Inspiring Dome Construction Women: Adrienne Reyes
Introducing Adrienne ReyesOur next spotlight for Women In Construction Week is honoring Dome Senior Project Manager, Adrienne Reyes. Adrienne discovered her passion for construction by taking a chance in an unfamiliar industry. Adrienne joined Dome in 1998 in payroll, and within two years, she moved into operations as a Project Coordinator. Once there, Adrienne knew she found her home. With her dedication to learning and going the extra mile to take classes to increase her knowledge base, she worked her way up the career ladder, and in 2019 she landed in her current role as Senior Project…