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Failing this interview saved the candidate from working for a crappy company, doubling their salary isn't really worth it. Why on earth would the interviewer t
by alkyon 2y ago
Failing this interview saved the candidate from working for a crappy company, doubling their salary isn't really worth it.
Why on earth would the interviewer think that 0 is not a multiple of 3 and 5?
- arp242 2y agoIt sounds like they're currently unemployed(?) But even if they weren't: going from 22k to 50k is a massive difference. People are willing to put up with a lot of bollocks for it. Dismissing that so easily is a really privileged attitude.
- cgriswald 2y agoA person doesn’t have to be privileged to value things differently than you think they should.
- alkyon 2y ago"I could already see my salary doubling in front of my eyes" Where do they mention that they're unemployed now? A sufficiently strong candidate can afford to wait a litle bit more.
- arp242 2y agoThey also mentioned being fired. But who knows. It's not that important for what I wanted to say.
- quietbritishjim 2y ago"I could already see my salary doubling in front of my eyes" I thought by this they meant (half jokingly) that this potential employer would double the eventual offer because at that point they had just proved how amazing their skills are. Not that they would double their existing salary, and so it doesn't necessarily imply they have an existing job.