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> "It's otherwise billable time, don't see why you'd have a hard time respecting that from a candidate." Sure, as long as the business gets to deduct the cost
by ThrowawayR2 7y ago
> "It's otherwise billable time, don't see why you'd have a hard time respecting that from a candidate."
Sure, as long as the business gets to deduct the cost of the interviewers' time from that. Not gonna work out in favor of the candidate but respect is a two-way street.
After all, once the candidate (or a candidate, anyway) joins the team, it's their billable time being spent reviewing and interviewing other candidates too.
- heavyset_go 7y ago> Sure, as long as the business gets to deduct the cost of the interviewers' time from that. They can at tax time, whereas an employee can't. If an employer requests work from someone, they should pay them.