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The difference between good and great is usually pretty obvious to former colleagues who are now at a new company that's hiring.
by jcdreads 16y ago
The difference between good and great is usually pretty obvious to former colleagues who are now at a new company that's hiring.
- quanticle 16y agoThat's true, but are those colleagues allowed to talk about the work that the person did? At a lot of places, the only thing the manager can confirm is that the person worked there during the dates given on the resumé. Further questions are to be directed to HR, which will filter any genuine feedback the manager can give.