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And yet it is routine for companies to act in a rude way toward interviewees - and I do not see anyone on HN calling that out as burning bridges. Perhaps progra
by slurgfest 14y ago
And yet it is routine for companies to act in a rude way toward interviewees - and I do not see anyone on HN calling that out as burning bridges. Perhaps programmers are machines while the companies are people?
- kstenerud 14y agoCompanies who treat people poorly develop a reputation, same as anyone else. You ignore reputation damage at your own peril.
- alecco 14y agoGoogle is unrepentant in spite of the thousands of terrible reviews online of their (often, not always) disrespectful way of treating people. Nothing happens while those don't reach mainstream news.