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Just as some hopefully useful feedback, I found "If CoderPad prevents you from bringing in even one on-site candidate that you wouldn’t hire, it pays for itself
by jamesrcole 13y ago
Just as some hopefully useful feedback, I found "If CoderPad prevents you from bringing in even one on-site candidate that you wouldn’t hire, it pays for itself immediately in time saved" difficult to parse. Is it trying to highlight that you don't have to physically bring someone in, or that it's better for evaluating people, or both? The double-negative along with the 'even one' seems to contribute to the issue. Also, saying "If CoderPad prevents you" sounds a bit too negative to me.
- nathanstitt 13y agothis. I came here to point that out. How about something like: CoderPad allows you to instantly evaluate a candidate's abilities without paying for an expensive on-site interview.
- rabidonrails 13y agoI actually like that he _tells_ you why paying for CoderPad is a smart investment, rather than trying to _sell me_ that it's a good investment. It seems like he's just stating a fact.
- tzm 13y agoThis value prop sentence is crystal clear.
- akanet 13y agogood points all around here guys, thanks.