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Re:Heath and Fillekes v. Google Inc. Lawsuit by fjdlwlv on Thursday January 05, 2017 @12:04PM (#13328877)
Is Google meeting its hiring goals? They seems desperate to land everyone they decide they want, so if they can get better at identifying who can help them, they'd benefit a lot.

Also, be careful, logic as in item #1 is the same logic that companies use to justify any form of discrimination.

Re:Heath and Fillekes v. Google Inc. Lawsuit by cookiecaper on Thursday January 05, 2017 @04:48PM (#13331737)
People are very bad at hiring. I'm sure that adding committees and crap into the process doesn't make it any better, just more bureaucratic.

This is unfortunate, because hiring is one of the areas where a responsive, streamlined approach is most critical to acceptable outcomes. Creating a committee of irrelevant appointees to come in at a late stage and give an indirect evaluation based on the notes from two prior interviews only creates an opportunity to block good people w/ bikeshedding.

If someone whose company is getting acquired can't even get fast tracked out of this demeaning and silly process, it's no wonder Google turns off non-luminaries more interested in getting good stuff done than dealing with red tape and bureaucracies.