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It's probably more common as the person becomes more familiar with the group -- at least it is for me. That'll make it hard or impossible to identify during int
by powerhour 4y ago
It's probably more common as the person becomes more familiar with the group -- at least it is for me. That'll make it hard or impossible to identify during interviews.
I've been trying not to speak at all during meetings, instead following up in chat. As a bonus, this means there's a searchable record of the details, and thus is far more valuable than any in person or video meeting could ever be.
- interleave 4y ago> It's probably more common as the person becomes more familiar with the group -- at least it is for me. That'll make it hard or impossible to identify during interviews. Agreed. > I've been trying not to speak at all during meetings, instead following up in chat. How does that work? I mean, interpersonally?
- powerhour 4y agoI've always been on small teams so I think it works ok, but I guess it could be an unfair burden for my coworkers. Maybe I should ask.