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I'm not really sure what you're arguing. That the step with him posing in front of a webcam to answer questions is common in the industry? It's not. Google, A
by dunpeal 8y ago
I'm not really sure what you're arguing. That the step with him posing in front of a webcam to answer questions is common in the industry? It's not.
Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and hundreds of other companies hire thousands of candidates every year. Somehow they manage to avoid this SNAFU of hiring someone other than the person who interviewed, without forcing people through webcam processes. Maybe IBM could do the same.
- pmiller2 8y ago> ... Amazon.... Eh, according to one interviewee, they did this as recently as last year [0]. They certainly did it 2 years ago [1]. [0]: https://www.teamblind.com/article/Amazon-online-test-qtKOvsuR https://www.teamblind.com/article/Amazon-online-test-qtKOvsu... [1]: https://qz.com/859486/the-ridiculously-invasive-virtual-interview-process-applicants-are-subjected-to-at-amazon/ https://qz.com/859486/the-ridiculously-invasive-virtual-inte...
- dunpeal 8y agoFair point. Several of my friends went through their process recently and had no webcam component, but apparently they do this in some cases. Not something I would agree with.
- kamaal 8y ago>>Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and hundreds of other companies hire thousands of candidates every year. Interviews in those companies are far more brutal, go upto typically 8 - 9 rounds, with an additional bar raiser round. And its a straight reject even if a single person from the panel gives a bad feedback, regardless how amazingly you have aced all the other rounds. By any measure that IBM interview is a walk in the park.
- greedo 8y agoVideo interviews are becoming quite common.