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I would argue that hiring isn't broken at all. It's WAI. I would also argue that WAI isn't good enough, and that too often stupid hire/no-hire decisions are m
by eitally 11y ago
I would argue that hiring isn't broken at all. It's WAI.
I would also argue that WAI isn't good enough, and that too often stupid hire/no-hire decisions are made.
Thirdly, the tooling that exists to facilitate the recruiting & onboarding processes are largely horrific. There's still space to make a bunch of money in this area.
- optimuspaul 11y agoit took me 3 minutes to figure out WAI meant, could you just spell out "Works as intended"? You aren't texting.
- mrep 11y agoI don't even know if "WAI" means "Works as intended" cause if so, then he is saying "It's WAI" which would correspond to "It's Works as intended" which would be super confusing grammer. Either way, you shouldn't use acronyms unless they're easy to understand and you know grammar.