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I have first hand experience of this being false, just a few months ago to stand out for a React open position for a company called Personio, I created a org ch
by mattigames 3y ago
I have first hand experience of this being false, just a few months ago to stand out for a React open position for a company called Personio, I created a org chart that feel much snappier and friendly using React and CSS3 animations that the one the company is using in their main product (this one if you are curious https://github.com/Ivanca/personio-demo https://github.com/Ivanca/personio-demo ), I linked it in the cover letter and also tried reaching out some public email addresses of their recruiters but nothing, I got a generic rejection message.
I have tried similar tactics before for some other positions I was highly interested in but nothing, it never works from what I can tell, the jobs I have gotten were all using my generic CV and not much else.
- aembleton 3y agoHow is that friendlier? Can I easily search for someone? Still its a cool demo.
- mattigames 3y agoIts subjective, but I meant little usability things, like you can view anyone on the chain of command right in the bottom after their profile pic moves there, and the farther away from you in the chain of command it looks smaller so you can see them all without scrolling like you have to in the current org chart. Also the current one freezes a lot after clicking and this one doesn't, which is arguably non-userfriendly behavior.