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Almost certainly not, indeed. But then, if you ran a business, that's almost precisely what you'd do. It's completely rational. The hoi polloi need to be filte
by esotericn 7y ago
Almost certainly not, indeed.
But then, if you ran a business, that's almost precisely what you'd do. It's completely rational. The hoi polloi need to be filtered aggressively, most companies need to select for hunger, etc.
By contrast, you might as well give a big name an honorary position if you can afford it. If they do useful stuff - bonus. Hell, if I owned a company the size of Google, I'd give Guido some money just because I could.
- 0x445442 7y agoAgreed but it leads me to wonder if they couldn’t do a lot more hiring using this mode. The mode based on reputation, voucher and referral; you know, the way almost every other field does it.