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At 60, I applied to Canonical and got hired. The hiring process is thorough but very fair, all WFH, and they generally don't care about personal attributes. Gav
by billwear 2y ago
At 60, I applied to Canonical and got hired. The hiring process is thorough but very fair, all WFH, and they generally don't care about personal attributes. Gave me 20% above my asking price and a higher starting rank than expected.
- LambdaComplex 2y ago> The hiring process is thorough but very fair I thought Canonical was the place where every candidate had to write a bunch of essays and talk about how they did in math in high school (regardless of how long ago that was). Glad you had a good interview experience there, but it's genuinely the first time I've heard of it happening.
- wing-_-nuts 2y agoI would struggle to have a polite response to that question. Come to think of it, the last company that even asked me about high school was a horribly toxic place, and it'd be a red flag that this wasn't a place for me.
- neverartful 2y agoI interviewed with Canonical in 2023. It was an enormous waste of time. I would never suggest anyone interview with them while they still have the same interview process.
- ndiddy 2y agoHow similar was the hiring process you experienced to this summary? https://old.reddit.com/r/recruitinghell/comments/15kj845/canonical_the_recruitment_process_really_is_that/ https://old.reddit.com/r/recruitinghell/comments/15kj845/can...