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A side note, but the latter two answers (2. being a good fit and 3. doing a good job) sound very much the same to me.
by kreetx 9y ago
A side note, but the latter two answers (2. being a good fit and 3. doing a good job) sound very much the same to me.
- 0xffff2 9y agoI think "fit" is referring to ability to get along with the rest of the team, regardless of ability to do the job. They aren't quite opposites, but they are mostly unrelated.
- kreetx 9y agoIt can mean that too, yes, but if the recruiter word-by-word says 2. then it could also mean 3. But then the rest the rest of the argument quite some weight since 3. is not rare anymore, as it's included in 2., too.