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oh sorry - I didn't mean it in a nefarious way at all I think it's just human nature to not hire people you feel you won't get along with. If you're deeply in
by contrarian1234 3y ago
oh sorry - I didn't mean it in a nefarious way at all
I think it's just human nature to not hire people you feel you won't get along with. If you're deeply involved in all your hires, then I feel you'll end up with an organization full of people that you get along with and who you like (and probably like you back). I wouldn't go so far as to say it'd make a personality cult - though with their lofty mission statements and ambitions to make the world better.. who knows. Not going to psychoanalyze a bunch of people I don't know
"I've hired people I "don't like" on a personal level."
I'm honestly impressed... I feel that's rather exceptional. I feel a lot of hiring goes on "gut feeling"
- b112 3y agoPerhaps my gut feeling is just tuned more towards competence, than personality sync? I often find lacking competencies to be more jarring than variant personalities.
- contrarian1234 3y agoI'm guessing if you're a candidate for OpenAI you're already top of your game and working at the cutting edge . Just a matter of degree. While I'm sure he's competent, he's probably not in a position to quiz them on the latest research