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Yeah you can't ask that. When you read the rest of the document it's clear the 'job definition' has been done by someone whose not a HR professional. It's prob
by slgeorge 12y ago
Yeah you can't ask that.
When you read the rest of the document it's clear the 'job definition' has been done by someone whose not a HR professional. It's probably a tech or developer whose inexperienced. The only thing I'll say in defense of it is that this isn't as unusual as you might expect - even if they don't write it a lot of people probably use heuristics like this, unfortunately!
- mercurial 12y ago> by someone whose not a HR professional No need to require HR skills when basic English proficiency is lacking. What does "work in a team of all current developers" even means? Don't get me started on "Conscientious and committed to a certain task where they decided to commit themselves", that's positively Shakespearian. Was this written by a real person using Google Translate, or by a bot? Oh, and what the hell is a "MagicPitch"?