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It drives me nuts. To be fair, usually it's a non-technical hiring manager who just doesn't know current/recent tech history, and they probably assume they can
by blunte 8y ago
It drives me nuts. To be fair, usually it's a non-technical hiring manager who just doesn't know current/recent tech history, and they probably assume they can get higher quality by requiring more experience.
For me as the potential candidate, it usually turns me off enough that I don't even bother contacting them.