Meet Keishaye Woods – Recruiting Assistant at Hire Up Staffing Corporate!

We’re excited to introduce Keishaye Woods, our newest Recruiting Assistant based out of the Corporate office at Hire Up Staffing!

Keishaye brings a background rich in customer service, data management, and CRM systems, and she’s now stepping into the fast-paced world of staffing with a passion for people and a love for organized systems. With her detail-oriented nature and natural problem-solving skills, she’s already making an impact by helping streamline hiring efforts across multiple industries.

What makes her role extra special? Keishaye is the human behind all of our web applicant interactions—a task that many staffing companies outsource overseas. At Hire Up, we believe in keeping every touchpoint personal, and Keishaye embodies that value with every interaction. She supports our high-performing recruiters and account managers by helping ensure each candidate and client experience is smooth, responsive, and full of heart.

Originally from Modesto and a graduate of Modesto Junior College, Keishaye is driven to grow within Hire Up and hopes to one day travel to our locations nationwide. Her favorite quote, from her father, is:

“Constantly apply yourself. Nobody is responsible for you but you—so make smart decisions and be wise about every one you make.”

Outside of work, Keishaye lives life vibrantly. She loves cooking, makeup, road trips, dancing, and all things pink. Her go-to treat? Cheesecake from Cheesecake Factory, a caramel frappe, or a glass of dessert wine to wind down after a long week. And if there’s a country playlist or horror movie on, you can bet she’s happy!

Fun fact: She’s also a serious collector of purses, heels, and sunglasses—with a collection valued at over $3,000!

Keishaye says that working at Hire Up has truly changed her life, and we’re so proud to have her on board. Her smile is infectious, and her commitment to helping others succeed makes her a rising star in our organization.

Welcome to the team, Keishaye!