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Any company that demonstrates this kind of thinking is actually only interested in drones willing to follow whatever orders are at the table. "We don't know wh
by binaryapparatus 12y ago
Any company that demonstrates this kind of thinking is actually only interested in drones willing to follow whatever orders are at the table.
"We don't know what data we're getting but it is interesting"? Dance my minions!
Reminds me on that "It's fucking startup" quasi enthusiastic story from the other day https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7619439 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7619439
- codyb 12y agoOr alternatively, any company that demonstrates this kind of thinking is only interested in people not as cynical as you. ;-). Jeez, can't anything just be fun and interesting? And aren't those companies that give you a task to do just to get an interview (I've encountered this before) that the company will probably code review and put into production far more insidious? It seems to me the "Work for free before we even really talk to you" crowd of companies is looking for drones more than the company interested in a unique way of evaluating the way a person interacts with other people in a competitive and out of the ordinary situation.
- binaryapparatus 12y ago> Or alternatively, any company that demonstrates this kind of thinking is only interested in people not as cynical as you. Very possible, I don't hide my despise toward meaningless evaluating and team building techniques. If you are running a company in need of my skills you need me as cynical as I can get because you need no-bs results. > Jeez, can't anything just be fun and interesting? It can but this is not friendly team building game. This is committee evaluating candidate play. Can't see fun in that.