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Agree. At all 3 of my previous companies, most hires we're often a buddy of the manager who usually wasn't very good or a fit for the role. There's usually no
by purplezooey 9y ago
Agree. At all 3 of my previous companies, most hires we're often a buddy of the manager who usually wasn't very good or a fit for the role. There's usually no process. One thing you can do that's a low hanging fruit is just take a day with your interviewers and come up with 5-10 quality questions and a short way to make sure the same questions are asked to every candidate and nobody asks the same question. That alone will increase the quality of your interviews.
- dcow 9y agoI actually think we've had really quality interviews everywhere I've been. That's the weird thing. It's not the interviews that are the problem. It's the pre and post filtering that just feels so arbitrary.