Michelle Freeman is a Senior Director of Operations, Client Services | Human Resources at Source2. She possess expertise in job fairs, hiring, interviewing, resume writing, applicant tracking systems and 45 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "There are so many amazing things that I can say about Michelle. First and foremost, she is a fantastic manager and performs her job with absolute excellence. Everyone in the company relies on her expertise for something. I've had the pleasure of working alongside Michelle and learning from her with many projects in Source2's business development. She goes well above and beyond the means for her clients and her team. Ask any employee who has worked under her, and they will tell you how much a joy she is to work for. Her clients love her dedication to success and doing whatever it takes to get the job done to the best of our ability. I really believe that Source2 is much better off because of Michelle's contribution to the company." and "Working with Michelle was one of the best experiences I've had as a recruiter (and sourcer). Learning from her was one of the best experiences I've had as a professional. Now that I'm a manager, I have a whole new appreciation for how skilled she is when it comes to building a team and supporting each person on it in a way that not only moves the business forward but also empowers that individual to explore their own abilities and ideas without feeling discouraged if they don't work out for that particular req or client. She was never above doing the "grunt work" of recruitment or made me feel like she was too busy to pause and brainstorm solutions with the team or answer questions in an attentive way. No matter how busy it got, or how stressed out I'm sure she must've felt at times (agency recruiting isn't exactly known for being calm), none of that carried over to the quality of her work and how she serviced the accounts or engaged the people around her. As someone who really needed a manager like that (don't we all?), I'd just like to say "Thank you." "