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Filtering is the main reason. I've experienced this twice especially. The first is that I'm an embedded software developer, and quite often devs don't know wha
by ChrisRR 9y ago
Filtering is the main reason. I've experienced this twice especially.
The first is that I'm an embedded software developer, and quite often devs don't know what that is so they'll just send blindly off an application without reading the description.
The second was when we were looking for an EE graduate and specified that applicants must have an engineering degree.
We got hundreds of graduates with every kind of degree under the sun who were just blanket sending their CV to every listing with the word "graduate" in the title.
With that many CVs we had no choice but to use a recruiter to sort through everything.
- sharemywin 9y agoI was in EE switched to CSE. You blow up one fake city on a test and everyone gets all huffy....Now I just say ahh they'll fix it in QA...the prototype works....lol...not really but... it makes a good stereotype.