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Canonical and Gitlab are both on my “ignore until the end of time” list due to their dehumanising recruitment approaches. Some companies design their recruitmen
by mdekkers 3y ago
Canonical and Gitlab are both on my “ignore until the end of time” list due to their dehumanising recruitment approaches. Some companies design their recruitment processes around the “let’s see how much nonsense they will put up with” approach to filtering people, and I don’t to work with, or use the products/services of these kind of companies. They are dead to me.
- spicyusername 3y agoI just got an offer from GitLab, though I didn't end up accepting, and it was a pretty standard interview process ~3 rounds with a little homework. No leet code. Regular interview questions. The interviewers were polite.
- mdekkers 3y agoMy issue is with their “we will pay you according to where you live” policy which I find an unacceptable overreach. Pay me for the value I deliver to the business, not “this is the standard of living we believe you should enjoy”
- belter 3y agoCould be ok with the "pay you according to where you live” , as long as they would sell the product, priced "according to where you live” ...
- serengetti 3y agothis is the only way to judge a company.
- pjmlp 3y agoAdd Google to it, twice were enough for me.