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This may be legally impossible to do for someone who's already employed. You can make the claim that it makes your interview more "valid" (although, I still th
by dudul 5y ago
This may be legally impossible to do for someone who's already employed. You can make the claim that it makes your interview more "valid" (although, I still think that you would be testing for the wrong things and focusing on what 1 person can deliver alone is a bad metric), but not more "inclusive".
- jayd16 5y agoI really doubt such a payment would be impossible to decline.
- dudul 5y agoWhy? Some companies have fairly predatory full time employment agreements that prevent you from having another job, forcing you to disclose any side hustle or contracting work. Sometimes they will claim to own everything you type on a keyboard. I mean, I'm all for seeing this method work, but there is probably a reason the author mentions "interns". Were they able to apply this method with working professionals? Convenient how it's not mentioned.
- junon 5y agoDo you "really doubt" or do you "know"? This sort of payment would be illegal in many cases.