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If this were true, then you would never see a problem with startups too small to have HR departments. But you do. It might differ subtly from the big companies,
by pekk 14y ago
If this were true, then you would never see a problem with startups too small to have HR departments. But you do. It might differ subtly from the big companies, but it's absolutely there.
Everyone doing hiring thinks they are the smart exception and everyone else is stupid.
- bobwaycott 14y ago> Everyone doing hiring thinks they are the smart exception and everyone else is stupid. I apologize if I came off sounding like this. It certainly wasn't my intention. I just wanted to suggest partnering with and moving these types of discussion into the forums where they'd be helpful--those sources used by persons involved in and responsible for hiring decisions. I didn't mean to imply this was HR-dept-specific, or that small startups did not have the problem. I was just using that as shorthand for 'professionals who are responsible for hiring'. Maybe there are enough of them reading HN, but I'd also bet they rely on mgmt/hiring advice from other channels, as well.