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Most of the job positions all of FAANG have posted have been open for months, some for over a year. They are really hiring and have no problem paying market rat
by scarejunba 8y ago
Most of the job positions all of FAANG have posted have been open for months, some for over a year. They are really hiring and have no problem paying market rate. That's a counterexample.
- indigochill 8y agoIf a company is really hiring and paying market rate, what's the situation leading to positions open for over a year? Unicorn-hunting? I've been part of a hiring process that took a couple months (and by the end had management breathing down our necks to just hire -someone-), but that was because we were hiring into an out-of-the-way location that generally lacked the skills locally that we were looking for. Neither of which would apply to FAANG.
- seanmcdirmid 8y agoThey are just being picky, and can afford to be picky. I’ve heard FAANG interview pass rates are pretty low, frustrating their recruiters to no end :).
- zid3nt 8y agoMaybe they're willing to hire in depth for those particular positions?
- ido 8y agoThe company I work at has an ad for "Senior Full-Stack Developer" and if 5 amazing candidates show up they'll probably hire all of them (or if just 1 shows up and gets hired the ad will remain online).
- GoToRO 8y agoHR just leaves the same position open because it's not really a position, it's a category and they are too lazy to remove and add the same ad over and over.
- analyst74 8y agoJust because there is a job posting doesn't mean there is position open.