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Here are some of my favorite lazy hiring manager practices: * asking for "everything but the kitchen sink" skills * confusing Java with Javascript * even
by Yhippa 10y ago
Here are some of my favorite lazy hiring manager practices:
* asking for "everything but the kitchen sink" skills
* confusing Java with Javascript
* even mentioning J2EE in the requisiton (who on Earth wants to do that in this day and age?)
* copy-pasting of the requisition leading to truncation of the posting
- tomjen3 10y agoj2ee makes sense if you need somebody to mentain your existing code.
- gtk40 10y agoI was talking to the product manager for a product we were having issues with from a major player in the corporate software place who, when we told the manager we were experiencing Java exceptions and instability, kept calling them "JavaScript exceptions." I couldn't believe a PM couldn't even keep the language that the product was written in straight.
- nazka 10y agoOr like the 'Spark +5 years of experience minimum' type of offers we had 2 years ago. Now it's Tensorflow.