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When you work with international applicants, it's not worth it (and not possible) to do their visa work for 30 days contracts. Most people won't relocate on th
by 29athrowaway 6y ago
When you work with international applicants, it's not worth it (and not possible) to do their visa work for 30 days contracts. Most people won't relocate on the basis of 30 days contracts.
So this process doesn't really scale to companies competing for talent globally.
- candiddevmike 6y agoI've always worked on remote teams, so I don't see this as a problem (YMMV if you're onsite).
- 29athrowaway 6y agoThe obsessed guys devouring computer science books and maniacally solving leetcode exercises 24x7 are not going for a remote job. They want to change their life.
- wyclif 6y agoThis is nonsense, because the "change your life" for the better factor is actually enhanced if you work remote instead of working for the same company in-office. Do you really think a leetcoder getting a job with a FAANG in the Philippines isn't going to have a dramatic financial, social, and status surge if he is working from his home country instead of relocating to the Bay Area, where he has to compete with all the other leetcoders for real estate and other resources?