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by huggyface
5230 days ago
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The relationship between a candidate and an employer is seldom an equal one, and it's ridiculous to claim otherwise -- we already made the case why candidates should want to work for us, and now it's up to them to prove that we want to work with them. There are exceptional employees who we'll tolerate the bullshit for, but they are the exception. Making talented people work for you when they don't have to is not an easy thing. Sitting on a high horse, like you are, it is pretty impossible. If this helps you sleep better at night, you go nuts. Whenever discussions about interviews or interviewers come up, the vast majority of comments are naturally going to come from people with a chip on their shoulder about the process -- the bottom dregs who churn from interview to interview. If you think the sorts of comments that discussions like this yield represents the actual talent that employers are seeking, you are sadly misinformed in the internet echo chamber. |
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