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I think that may be fair to bring up in an interview but I don't think it's fair to be biased against a candidate. What you see as red tape may be important saf
by roland35 4y ago
I think that may be fair to bring up in an interview but I don't think it's fair to be biased against a candidate. What you see as red tape may be important safety and quality steps in that industry.
A good engineer should be able to recognize what process is good for what product!
It's important to check our biases because even filtering out based on industry makes your candidate pool less diverse (age, experience, gender, etc) and leads to the tech monoculture which at least I don't think is a positive thing.
- __MatrixMan__ 4y agoIf it turns out to be useful red tape and not just justification for corruption then there's no problem. But the fact that you're going into an interview with a todo-item for finding out, and you wouldn't for a different candidate... That's a bias, but it's not a problem.