Linda Lee is a Talent Management Specialist at City of Seattle. She possess expertise in project management, presentation skills, recruiting, strategic communications, talent management and 5 more skills. She is proficient in Vietnamese. Colleagues describe her as "I had the pleasure of working with Linda during her time at Meta. As a recruiting partner she exhibited the true meaning of teamwork, as she brought a lot of valued experience to the table while also being inquisitive and open to learning from both myself and all her partners. Linda was quickly viewed as a trusted advisor to many of the hiring managers we supported together - they were extremely appreciative of her expert guidance through the complexities of our hiring process. On the candidate experience side, Linda was an outstanding recruiter who followed up closely with all candidates we had in process to ensure they knew exactly where they stood in the process. Linda was a joy to work with and without a doubt I'd recommend her for any TA organization!" and "Linda was a great addition to our recruiting team and I was her Mentor on the FacOps Recruiting Team at Meta. She was always hungry to jump in and contribute from day 1 and she was able to quickly get calibrated to Meta’s recruiting process. Linda’s positive attitude/energy was contagious, as she was able to build strong rapport with business partners, hiring managers, and candidates immediately. Linda was always a team player, willing to take on supporting any job requisition and for multiple different/challenging job profiles which helped us tremendously with load balancing on the team. These requisitions were in various stages of the recruiting process from starting from scratch, to being handed off mid-stream, to having candidates in the final interview stage. She was able to quickly adjust and get up to speed to fill each for these roles with the highest quality candidates. I highly recommend Linda to any organization looking for an experienced Recruiter to make a strong impact on their team."