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Well with a "regular" interview, it's pretty unlikely that the company is going to make any money off of the direct output of the interview. When helping them d
by brown9-2 14y ago
Well with a "regular" interview, it's pretty unlikely that the company is going to make any money off of the direct output of the interview. When helping them develop a feature or product, it's slightly different.
- pseut 14y agoAnd...? I'm in academia. I've had job interviews where I've literally gone office to office discussing people's research projects and helping them come up with ideas. It was fun, and it never occurred to me that I was being taken advantage of. Worst case scenario, they might think of me as a potential consultant down the line.