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It's way more expensive to hire a bad fit than to pass on a good fit. Also, I think I'd prefer the person who doesn't crack under pressure. Flopping an intervie
by twodave 9y ago
It's way more expensive to hire a bad fit than to pass on a good fit. Also, I think I'd prefer the person who doesn't crack under pressure. Flopping an interview is more likely an indicator of lack of preparation than nerves, although nerves are such an easy scapegoat.
- collyw 9y agoNot sure with the amount of sloppy code I have been maintaining for the last couple of jobs.The people appear to be able to do "clever" stuff, but have an inability to keep things simple or follow best practices.