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I approved 1 in 50 I interviewed. The actual hire rate was lower than that. Maybe much lower. As I said, I was one of the most lenient ones. I did my best to a
by surgical_fire 4y ago
I approved 1 in 50 I interviewed.
The actual hire rate was lower than that. Maybe much lower. As I said, I was one of the most lenient ones. I did my best to approve, while still remaining within calibration and hiring guidelines.
I interviewed people over the course of years. I was a developer, so interviewing was not my main role.
And I never felt angry about having my time wasted. I work for money. As long as the company is paying me, what they want me to do during billable hours is at their discretion.
- whiplash451 4y agoThat’s not completely true. Time spent interviewing has an opportunity cost in terms of learning new things or working on promotion-grade projects.
- surgical_fire 4y agoI didn't want to be promoted. I prefer getting raises by changing jobs. I studied new things on the side (very important for switching jobs).