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I’ll always ask this question when these articles appear. How are North Koreans so successful in landing interviews and even jobs? There are thousands of laid
by iJohnDoe 1y ago
I’ll always ask this question when these articles appear. How are North Koreans so successful in landing interviews and even jobs?
There are thousands of laid off tech workers desperately trying to get even an interview, let alone a job. Yet, North Koreans having a success rate better than zero seems like a major problem.
The article even says they are interviewing candidates with long complicated names with defunct LinkedIn profiles. Yet, seemingly a normal candidate cannot get past the resume filter.
Tons of articles posted here over the recent years of how broken hiring is and the horror stories. This is taking broken to a whole new level.
- Aspos 1y agoI suspect one of my hires may have been North Korean. He passed all the interviews and asked for less compensation than the others, so we hired him. He avoided calls but otherwise did excellent work for about a week — until our KYC and payroll provider flagged him as a fraud.
- ChrisMarshallNY 1y ago> asked for less compensation than the others, so we hired him In todays's lesson, we develop an understanding of the old term "You get what you pay for."
- Aspos 1y agoNot sure what you suggest with this factoid. We hire the cheapest out of multiple equally qualified candidates.
- ChrisMarshallNY 1y agoOur HR always wanted us to do that, but I used to push back. The company I worked for (as a hiring manager), paid fairly low wages, and expected employees to stay around for a long time, so I often judged candidates by more than “on paper” qualifications.
- tekla 1y agoThey actually study and are incredibly good programmers
- astura 1y agoThey have a whole team of people behind them.