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> You’d need two interviews separated by some time, which is obviously impractical. My experience with multi-round interviews being stretched across multiple w
by yellowapple 5y ago
> You’d need two interviews separated by some time, which is obviously impractical.
My experience with multi-round interviews being stretched across multiple weeks strongly suggests otherwise.
Further, this is kind of the whole point of a probationary period, no?
- ashtonkem 5y agoMy feeling is that multi-round interviews and probationary periods are less about getting a more precise view of a workers growth, and more about being extremely risk adverse in hiring.