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That section is comedic gold. It reads like a character from Silicon Valley opining on hiring "only the finest." Poe's Law hilarity.
by anonfordays 1y ago
That section is comedic gold. It reads like a character from Silicon Valley opining on hiring "only the finest." Poe's Law hilarity.
- JonChesterfield 1y agoLooks coherent and well considered to me. Oxide can't really get away with hiring friendly-but-incompetent. I liked this section from the written part, that looks worth doing as a self reflection exercise. > What work have you found most challenging in your career and why? > What work have you done that you are particularly proud of and why? > When have you been happiest in your professional career and why? > When have you been unhappiest in your professional career and why?
- anonfordays 1y ago>Looks coherent and well considered to me. It's some of the blandest HR takes I've read. Besides, I was referencing the hilarious credentialism, where a degree isn't required wink wink, but they wouldn't entertain you if you don't have one.