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Yep, the interview process is pretty broken. It took me 5 Google phone screens before I got invited to an on-site (although one of those phone screens had the t
by Bahamut 11y ago
Yep, the interview process is pretty broken. It took me 5 Google phone screens before I got invited to an on-site (although one of those phone screens had the technical phone interview waived due to the team's familiarity with my skills, but I still got rejected amusingly) - the only reason I made it was because I failed & learned from each of the previous phone screens enough to pass.
This is an absolutely awful way to interview. However, the author should learn some patience & attack the problem. You deal with the cards you're given - it took me 2 1/2 years of applying to jobs before I lucked into get a job in the tech industry after grad school, and lots of wtfs in many interviews after I entered tech. Learning how to take it on the chin and keep going is an important skill for success - he could learn something from sales in that respect.
- mixmastamyk 11y agoIf we (collectively) could fail faster it would help, but currently interviewing is incredibly time-consuming.