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Twitter might have looked like a place to go to but it sure seems to have been a continuous revolving door of exec mgmt for many years now.
by newman314 11y ago
Twitter might have looked like a place to go to but it sure seems to have been a continuous revolving door of exec mgmt for many years now.
- newman314 11y agoJust saw a tweet that stated only 5 out of the 13 execs that presented at the last analyst day are left.
- BinaryIdiot 11y ago> Twitter might have looked like a place to go Which, while slightly off topic, reminds me: does Twitter do automated resume checking? I applied some time back at 3am for a job I was more than qualified for and got a rejection almost instantly. I thought maybe it was an automated system so I tweaked my resume and resubmitted and it was rejected again almost instantly. Really put me off from ever trying again considering that I met the requirements listed and it declined me saying I did not. I had an indirect way to send a resume through some friends but decided not to bother after that.
- newman314 11y agoGiven the revolving door of people coming and going frequently, personally that's offputting. So unless there's a burning reason that compels you to work there, maybe it's not a bad thing to look elsewhere. Disclaimer: I have never applied to Twitter. PS. Twitter apparently uses Jobvite [1] [1] https://www.quora.com/Why-do-companies-pass-on-using-Jobvite https://www.quora.com/Why-do-companies-pass-on-using-Jobvite