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I think r/recruiting hell wants their article. I actually feel sorry for anyone that would be forced to try these games for the first time, while simultaneousl
by lithos 7y ago
I think r/recruiting hell wants their article.
I actually feel sorry for anyone that would be forced to try these games for the first time, while simultaneously being in an interview situation.
Such a strange culture fit test as well, and culture in general where you're expected to stay in the office during unpaid time (lunch and similar). And the test is kind of game-able by someone who is a board gamer, especially ones that love games that are more socially intensive like the hidden traitor genre.
- em-bee 7y agothe main problem probably is that board games and work have different objectives. i play board games to have a good time and not to win, but i write code to solve a problem. so if i am being cooperative in a game then that doesn't tell you how i will react to your code in a code review, or how i'll take your criticism to my patch that i happen to believe is the best solution to the problem.