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Actually, I planned on writing a blog post on this at some point. I work at Hired, and we had an interview process to determine who (internally) would become t
by rhc2104 10y ago
Actually, I planned on writing a blog post on this at some point. I work at Hired, and we had an interview process to determine who (internally) would become the next manager. This involved three interviews with engineers, and a presentation with management.
- mymosh 10y agoThat sounds humiliating for candidates who don't make it. Especially having to go back to work with the engineers that rejected them.
- rhc2104 10y agoIn the "traditional" method of selecting a manager, most engineers don't get selected either. However, the process is less transparent that way. I'm saying this as a candidate that didn't get selected. I got great actionable feedback on how to be a better leader, and I'll keep my fingers crossed when there is another opportunity available.