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You're assuming you would have hired him anyway. If he was such a sap, and you'd done a half-decent job of interviewing him, that shouldn't happen...
by tincholio 15y ago
You're assuming you would have hired him anyway. If he was such a sap, and you'd done a half-decent job of interviewing him, that shouldn't happen...
- JoeAltmaier 15y agoI guess the whole point of the article is, that is a myth. Interviews don't work. Anyway, companies that have the time and resources are turning to this more - the summer internship program at microsoft is actually a 3-month interview, where the intern works on real code and gets a real review.
- ghaff 15y agoInternships work pretty well for everyone at entry level. Not just programming: lawyers, investment bankers, consultants, etc. But you don't really have that option for more experienced applicants, especially those who are employed elsewhere.