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You discover a lot when entering the job. It might be more true in tech than other jobs; god can the shock be awful, even after hours and hours of interviewing
by makeitdouble 4y ago
You discover a lot when entering the job. It might be more true in tech than other jobs; god can the shock be awful, even after hours and hours of interviewing and asking questions.
Someone quitting within weeks usually has a discussion with HR the first few days and stay there only long enough to hire someone else. That's I think a sign that the person has decent communication and just wont let you down at a random time because they're too pissed to do their job anymore.
In this specific case, looking at the short job spree and the much longer tenure coming afterwards, I would not see it as a "throw the resume in the trash" kind of issue. Perhaps just bad interviewing skill (couldn't properly judge the company) and bad luck.
- thrown_22 4y ago> You discover a lot when entering the job. It might be more true in tech than other jobs; god can the shock be awful, even after hours and hours of interviewing and asking questions. The worst job I ever had was to be an excel administrator. They had business critical spread sheets which only ran against certain version of excel and windows. A great way to learn the ins and outs of virtualization two years out of university. A sad day for humanity overall though. The job was sold as cloud native DevOps.