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I suppose you've heard this argument a lot, so the short version: Can't compensate people in many countries, and probably some other legal problems when they ar
by wink 2y ago
I suppose you've heard this argument a lot, so the short version: Can't compensate people in many countries, and probably some other legal problems when they are still employed, so what are they supposed to do? Take a vacation day? Does it even still count as an interview if you're doing real work?
I'd love this, because I have a feeling I'm better at working with people than whiteboarding, but realistically unless I'm on furlow or out of a job it seems really hard to pull off, especially if it's longer than one day, even if I ignore the compensation, which would not be a pet peeve of mine, but I've heard it as a valid argument from others.
- kasey_junk 2y agoA common hack around this is to donate the “compensation” to a charity of the persons choosing.