4 ms·
Is it the hiring manager's objective to hire easily controllable apes that can type, or human beings that can grasp the product and business goals, shape the cu
by w4ffl35 4y ago
Is it the hiring manager's objective to hire easily controllable apes that can type, or human beings that can grasp the product and business goals, shape the culture, translate technical jargon into easily understandable concepts for the uninitiated and make the employer a shit load of money by architecting and programming their vision?
- tartoran 4y agoYoung people aren’t apes who can type, they’re bright young people whose inexperience lends them the qualities I mentioned in my previous comment. In many cases they perform quite well (but not efficiently IMO)
- w4ffl35 4y ago> younger are more maleable and gullible in some aspects > better capacity (and willingness) to adapt to the tower of babel du jour this all sounds like you're describing people who can type and do what they are told. and: we're all apes who can type. edit: age is irrelevant. my point isn't that older people are better hires. hire for skill.
- voakbasda 4y agoWeak managers hire weak subordinates.