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Trying to get an objective information to work with is fine. Expecting someone to work for free without any committment / investment from the company is TOXIC.
by mathverse 4y ago
Trying to get an objective information to work with is fine. Expecting someone to work for free without any committment / investment from the company is TOXIC.
I have a friend who set the expectations upfront (working from home) and was told it might not be a problem, finished the whole ordeal of take home assignments and technical rounds. The company liked him but he was told WFH is not acceptable (hello Tencent).
- CodeyWhizzBang 4y agoI think the point is they're not working for free - they're doing an assessment. If they're asking you to do real production work for free, that's one thing. But giving you an exercise to assess you is something entirely different.