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> Partially, this is based on a disconnect between engineering and hiring. I have the feeling many see this as malicious by employers. But it's already hard to
by dx034 8y ago
> Partially, this is based on a disconnect between engineering and hiring.
I have the feeling many see this as malicious by employers. But it's already hard to find good developers, employing them as recruiters is a waste of resources. You'll try to find recruiters who have some idea what to look for and then only include engineers in the last stage. Having every application for a senior dev scanned by other senior devs won't work.
As for the recruiter, they can only learn so much about the job because the company probably has 20+ roles to fill where they need to know the basics for all. They can't be expert in all domains.
- jtmcmc 8y agoat larger companies you often have recruiters focused on specific areas - so they can know more. At places I've worked we've had just an engineering recruiter and just a sales recruiter and etc...