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I'm not sure how much time it takes, just that they said it's a month long contract. But let's assume it's 30 hours total. I often turn down contract work beca
by learc83 11y ago
I'm not sure how much time it takes, just that they said it's a month long contract.
But let's assume it's 30 hours total. I often turn down contract work because I'm booked full, so I could have worked those 30 hours at $100 per hour. This "interview" will cost me $2250--in addition to the time spend doing the actual asynchronous interviews.
I'm not willing to spend 2 grand for the chance at a job with this company. I might be willing to lose $500 or so in lost income to spend half a day interviewing.
Do companies really want to limit their potential applicant pools like this?