> At the same time, I have put a ton of thought and effort into my company's hiring process, Thanks, but I think there's only so much you can do. Part of the p

> At the same time, I have put a ton of thought and effort into my company's hiring process, Thanks, but I think there's only so much you can do. Part of the problem seems to be that there's such a thing as a "company hiring process" in the first place. (I don't know how to fix this; most problems seem to get solved by a thousand people making incremental improvements, so you're probably helping regardless.) > So I guess what I'm trying to say is that therapy can be beneficial regardless of the brokenness of the hiring process. This is definitely true. Though: therapy can be expensive, a good therapist is hard to find, and a therapist that works for you can be even harder; so it might not be worth seeking therapy for everyone.