Re:What I learned from doing over 60 technical interviews in...
by sokoloff on Saturday August 01, 2020 @08:31AM
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I think a rule of thumb is "by the time a company is large enough to have someone in tech doing full-time management, your application is going to pass through someone else before getting to them for a second pass of filtering."
Small, scrappy startups will have the decision-maker doing the first-pass filtering. None of those people will be called "manager".
Re:What I learned from doing over 60 technical interviews in...
by scarface74 on Saturday August 01, 2020 @08:49AM
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In 25 years, I’ve never randomly spammed applicant tracking systems. My first job was based on an internship and after that I used my network of former coworkers, managers, and local external recruiters.
Re:What I learned from doing over 60 technical interviews in...
by user5994461 on Saturday August 01, 2020 @08:05AM
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When you say recruiter, do you mean HR from the company or an external recruiter?
Re:What I learned from doing over 60 technical interviews in...
by jlokier on Sunday August 02, 2020 @03:09PM
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If they already know which company it is, they probably mean an internal recruiter.
When going via external recruiters, you tend to know you're talking to a recruiter before you find out which company the job is with.
I guess if I apply to an established, small/medium company that is not a startup, it's more likely to be read by a manager.