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We're probably at the point where it's cost effective to pay for traveling-to-interview again, especially for the later-round interviews. That is, unless compa
by hnthrow289570 2y ago
We're probably at the point where it's cost effective to pay for traveling-to-interview again, especially for the later-round interviews.
That is, unless companies are lying about how much damage bad hiring does. I don't suspect they are, but they apparently can't also do the math to go back to that option.
- ebiester 2y agoAre the interviewees going to come to my house? What do you do if you're a remote company?
- Lanolderen 2y agoUsing a coworking space sounds viable. Past that maybe a cafe if it's not gonna be a heavily technical interview where you need peace, quiet and a whiteboard. Edit: Maybe a library? Most around me have rooms for working in groups.
- ghaff 2y agoThose remote companies deal with customer and supplier meetings presumably without using their living room. I imagine there are people who want a remote position who don’t want to travel but at that point <shrug>.
- bitwize 2y agoI was flown out from the east coast to the company's HQ in Portland, OR to do the last technical round of interviewing back in 2006. All expenses paid (flight, meal, 1 night of hotel).