Re:Tech sector job interviews assess anxiety, not software s...
by redisman on Wednesday July 15, 2020 @02:55PM
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> HR tells me that's not feasible for reasons I don't understand
You are asking them to do some work.
Re:Tech sector job interviews assess anxiety, not software s...
by tonyedgecombe on Wednesday July 15, 2020 @03:27PM
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My preference would be to hire someone as a contractor
When I was contracting it was common to be offered a job at the end of the contract. I always turned it down because I liked being a contractor. From talking to my peers at the time this was common.
If someone didn't want to be a contractor then they wouldn't accept your offer in the first place.
The second guy was rejected but later hired as a contractor and he's worked out well as well and now we're looking at offering him a full-time position.
My conclusion is that our interview process isn't good at determining if a candidate would be a good employee.
My preference would be to hire someone as a contractor and give them a project then use that to determine their quality and fit. Unfortunately, HR tells me that's not feasible for reasons I don't understand.