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It's like night and day from a year ago. I've known some very high quality people who had to do 8 onsites to get one offer (and obviously a lot more application
by jurassic 4y ago
It's like night and day from a year ago. I've known some very high quality people who had to do 8 onsites to get one offer (and obviously a lot more applications, recruiter calls, and tech screens to get those opportunities). There are still jobs out there but companies know they can be very very picky right now and will reject you for the smallest reason.
- jp57 4y agoAre the onsites actually on site?
- betaby 4y agoNope, "virtual on sites". Zoom call and codepen.
- MuffinFlavored 4y agoBut HackerNews comments told me everybody makes $300k-$500k/yr working remote
- bruce511 4y agoPer year? No mate, that's per month... But on the other hand rent in SF (which is where I do my remote work from) is high, so I can't get ahead.
- paulryanrogers 4y agoIf you're making 6 million a year then rent--even in SF--should be manageable.
- blovescoffee 4y agoFriend, I feel like it was a joke
- paulryanrogers 4y agoLack of any edit indicator, copied quote, or /s does make me wonder sometimes. Would prefer most humor be left to Reddit.
- VirusNewbie 4y agoI did that many and more pre tech winter.