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A variant: government of canada/province jobs that re-post your job every season; requiring you to fully re-apply and re-interview over and over with your boss
by gentleman11 3y ago
A variant: government of canada/province jobs that re-post your job every season; requiring you to fully re-apply and re-interview over and over with your boss while they endlessly try to replace you, no matter how well you did. Until you get promoted or they find somebody they like better and you have to move 500+ km to get a different position
I honestly think amazons stack ranking is less humiliating and skeezy
- FeloniousHam 3y agoI have heard of a similar policy with State jobs in the US, in practice it's a formality (maybe because it's easier to fire people here). Sounded like "good governance" kabuki--I've never heard of anyone losing their job then.
- lazide 3y agoAll I can say is, wtf?
- Chris2048 3y agoMaybe, but hopefully you'd have a massive advantage at your own job. There is the perception of public jobs as being a lock in without competition - maybe this is meant to fix that?
- jdlyga 3y agoStack ranking is the first HR thing that agile development practices warn against. It discourages teamwork.
- blovescoffee 3y agoI’m sure agile development also discourages reposting a job and making the employee re apply.
- willhslade 3y agoThis actually happens? Which branch or all branches?
- thunkshift1 3y agoIs this fr? Wtf..