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"The real problem is that we don't have effective screens for employees. What is an hour-long interview going to tell you? Little. And you're going to have to d
by zach 18y ago
"The real problem is that we don't have effective screens for employees. What is an hour-long interview going to tell you? Little. And you're going to have to do many of them."
A friend of mine who is a dentist told me that he was looking to hire a new assistant, and that the usual procedure is to have them do a working interview. That is, they work a day in their intended position.
I would find it hard to suggest a programmer do such an interview, but when you compare it to doing a dozen interviews over two or three days, for an hour or so each, in more contrived circumstances...
- daniel-cussen 18y agoYou could simply pay them for a day of work.
- gravitycop 18y agoYou could simply pay them for a day of work. An easy way to do that would be to rent someone from an employment service.