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I feel like at least part of the problem is that tech hiring as a whole just hasn't adapted to remote work. Companies are still using the same hiring pipelines
by crooked-v 2y ago
I feel like at least part of the problem is that tech hiring as a whole just hasn't adapted to remote work. Companies are still using the same hiring pipelines from when everyone was naturally filtered by being within X miles of the office (or motivated enough to relocate), so they get bajillions of applications they're unable to handle properly, which leads to devs who would previously stand out also having to apply anywhere and everywhere to get noticed at all, which exacerbates the problem even more, and the entire process slows to a crawl for everyone because of the sheer mass of applications on every side of the equation.
- kapitanjakc 2y agoFor all of those candidates remote is a taboo word, if they even mention remote work, any potential interview gets blown. Companies are treating it as a crime to ask for remote work.
- nopelynopington 2y agoI only look for remote jobs, I don't try and convince non remote jobs to be remote.
- nradov 2y agoThat's essentially the same issue that applicants to selective colleges have faced for decades.