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"Moving from a non-tech retail company sounds extremely boring to anyone interviewing you (no offense)." This makes complete sense. If I were on the hiring sid
by satyajith 6y ago
"Moving from a non-tech retail company sounds extremely boring to anyone interviewing you (no offense)."
This makes complete sense. If I were on the hiring side, I'd be skeptical as well. What's interesting to hear is that even in big tech companies with established hiring processes getting to know the right people matters.
"Either way I don't think the ability to do the day-to-day work is a good enough to get hired"
This makes a lot of sense. I'm reading it as "you are able to showcase some extraordinary quality or success in your previous work during the interview or through someone vouching for you" without which there's no compelling reason to hire you.
Thanks for the detailed reply.
- 0xFACEFEED 6y ago> What's interesting to hear is that even in big tech companies with established hiring processes getting to know the right people matters. Even more so with big tech companies IMO. The same isn't true for IC work though. It kinda makes sense too. An IC can demonstrate their ability to add value through a rigorous technical interview process. But an EM? Impossible to measure so you can only look to references and past work.