Hireology

HQ
Chicago
150 Total Employees
60 Product + Tech Employees
Year Founded: 2010

Hireology Career Growth & Development

Updated on October 26, 2026

Hireology Employee Perspectives

Hireology supports career advancement through internal promotions, mentorship and opportunities to take on greater leadership responsibilities. Employees describe progressing into increasingly senior positions while expanding their expertise across different industries and business functions. With guidance from managers, professional development resources and opportunities to lead new initiatives, employees can continue building their skills and advancing their careers as the company grows.

“I joined Hireology as the business development representative manager, tasked with building and scaling our business development team. Through the support of my leadership team, I successfully expanded the team, significantly improving our return on lead generation and contributing to revenue growth across the sales org. My efforts were recognized, leading to my promotion to sales manager of our automotive vertical.

In the automotive vertical, I spent two years driving market expansion and strengthening our position as a market leader. This role allowed me to refine my skills in market analysis, sales strategy and team leadership. The success in this vertical paved the way for my recent promotion to senior manager, where I now oversee the growth of our newest markets: hospitality and healthcare.

Throughout my time at Hireology, I’ve been lucky to have some amazing mentors and managers who gave me valuable insights and the coaching I needed to succeed. The company also provided plenty of professional development opportunities, helping me keep my skills sharp and stay on top of industry trends. This support has been crucial in my growth and success here, allowing me to take on new challenges.”

Emma Pierson
Emma Pierson, Senior Manager, Growth Markets

Hireology provides opportunities for employees to grow their careers by recognizing potential, encouraging initiative and supporting internal advancement. Employees describe joining the company with limited experience and developing into new roles, with approachable leaders who welcome ideas and encourage individuals to pursue opportunities across the business. This environment empowers employees to take ownership of their professional development and build careers around their strengths and ambitions.

“I also started as a sales development manager. I was fresh out of college with no sales experience, but they were willing to take a chance on me. I grew from there.

Truthfully, you can approach anyone here — our CEO, COO or a direct manager — and say, ‘I understand there’s a gap in our business. Here’s how we need to fill it. I want to take that spot.’ That’s the opportunity. If you see that opportunity and you’re willing to step up and put yourself out there, we’re going to give you that chance.”

Corey Fein
Corey Fein , Strategic Account Executive

Hireology Employee Reviews

I started as a Talent Acquisition Associate and was able to move into a new role in Marketing. It was an exciting pivot, combining my love of Psychology, what makes people tick, my own experience in hiring into a new role honing in on email and social media marketing as a Digital Marketing Specialist. I was welcomed to both the People and Marketing teams with open arms. They are eager to help me learn and develop skills that I continue to grow into today.

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Katie Glick, Digital Marketing Specialist
Katie Glick, Digital Marketing Specialist

What People Are Saying About Hireology

  • Professional Development: Professional development stipends, job shadowing, mentorship programs, and manager development courses are described as available, indicating structured support for building skills. Feedback suggests these resources can help employees grow when aligned to their specific role and team.
  • Internal Mobility: Career spotlights and role histories highlight employees moving up and across functions, including transitions from Customer Success to Product and from Talent Acquisition to Marketing. These examples indicate pathways to progress internally when opportunities align with performance.
  • Cross-Functional Experience: Employees are portrayed as gaining exposure to other departments and collaborating across product, engineering, sales, and customer success. Such exposure can broaden skills and increase visibility for future moves.

Hireology's Benefits

Allows employees to pursue continuing education during work hours

Hosts Lunch and Learns

Job training & conferences

Offers mentorship program

Provides continuing education stipend

Provides online course subscriptions

Provides paid industry certifications

Provides tuition reimbursement

We offer an educational budget that can be used for applicable tuition reimbursements!

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Provides customized development tracks