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> Do these companies not recognize that moment of cognitive dissonance that surely -must- come when, as they're faced with "how do we determine if someone will
by hkmurakami 11y ago
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Do these companies not recognize that moment of cognitive dissonance that surely -must- come when, as they're faced with "how do we determine if someone will be productive coming here" decide "I know; let's ask a bunch of questions we don't expect them to know! And then, let's provide a study guide so that they -can- cram before the test and come in and show they know it!"
That's exactly how the top management consulting firms operate their recruiting process. McKinsey even has a webinar for how to prepare for their interview and exactly what category of questions will be asked. The webinar is run by current associates.
Their recruiting works pretty darn well.
- DoubleMalt 11y agoNot surprising, that a bullshit friendly recruiting process works when you hire for jobs that consist to a big part of producing bullshit ;) When the goal is to get people that actually solve problems ymmv. Btw. that is not a dig against management consultants. I honestly think the world needs bullshit.