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The author's point, though, is that folks tend to wait four months and then hire "someone imperfect", which they could've done now.
by Lyngbakr 1y ago
The author's point, though, is that folks tend to wait four months and then hire "someone imperfect", which they could've done now.
- OhMeadhbh 1y agoIf you find you're shooting yourself in the foot, do not reload.
- rachofsunshine 1y agoAnd, more to the point, that they'd hire a _better_ imperfect candidate by taking those four months doing tough interviews with lots of imperfect candidates (rather than hiring one in desperation later).