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Then your method doesn't scale.

• gkoberger 6y ago
  I think it does. But even if not, that's fine! Until we have to scale it, it's an unfair advantage we have. Like YC said, "Do things that don't scale."
• mdturnerphys 6y ago
  http://paulgraham.com/ds.html http://paulgraham.com/ds.html
• johnm 6y ago
  What makes you believe that? Do you believe that the e.g., algo approaches create a strictly rank orderable list of candidates which actually correlates to their on-the-job impact? Also, why do you think such a thing matters more at scale than when a team/company is small?
  • mav3rick 6y ago
    From the op - "We never choose between two candidate, rather each candidate is judged on if we want to work with them or not. It’s an advantage we have as a small company! "
    • johnm 6y ago
      That doesn't answer my question about why you claim it doesn't scale.
      • mav3rick 6y ago
        When the company gets big / popular enough, they have to choose between 2 candidates for the same position. All these policies will then go away.