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This is basically because interviewers need to properly advertise the level of depth they want in a role. It's unfair to ask for each engineer to be in the top
by gigatexal 5y ago
This is basically because interviewers need to properly advertise the level of depth they want in a role. It's unfair to ask for each engineer to be in the top 5% of engineers everywhere -- not every engineer can be -- but there are roles that don't require such depth.
But interviewing in general is tough (I'd go so far as to say it's a shitshow) and there's lies on both ends -- companies and managers and folks on the inside just want the best of the best -- and candidates just want a chance to get in the door -- the incentive to embellish is too high.
- BeFlatXIII 5y agoInterviews are creative fiction: the applicant pretends to be competent and the employer pretends not to be a toxic workplace environment. I’m increasingly convinced that this is not a solvable problem.