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I have signed NDAs in which I have agreed not to disclose interview questions I was asked, and I think NDAs are a fair solution to this problem. The only potent
by ek 13y ago
I have signed NDAs in which I have agreed not to disclose interview questions I was asked, and I think NDAs are a fair solution to this problem. The only potential problem for an organization like Airbnb is that it can require a lot of infrastructure and legal horsepower, which perhaps only larger companies have the luxury of.
- greenyoda 13y agoHow could such an NDA be enforced? You generally wouldn't have any way of proving who leaked the question (unless you ask every candidate a unique question), and even if you did spend the time and expense to litigate against the leaker, it would be hard to convince a jury that disclosing the question would have incurred a non-trivial loss for the company. If an interviewer asked me to sign an NDA, I'd think the company was run by a bunch of crazy control-freaks and walk out.
- prostoalex 13y agoThis is somewhat standard practice. At Google/Facebook campuses you have to agree to an NDA in order to print out your guest badge.