Re:Amazon's Controversial 'Hire to Fire' Practice Reveals a ...
by trhway on Thursday June 03, 2021 @10:40PM
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>The only course of action he can take is to convince the bar raiser to accept the new hire even if the candidate is subpar.
I suppose it is much easier to convince the bar raiser if the manager promises/explains that that hire isn't going to be here for long as for the bar raiser there is no point to object in such situation.
Re:Amazon's Controversial 'Hire to Fire' Practice Reveals a ...
by amzn-throw on Friday June 04, 2021 @01:00AM
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Jesus Christ the amount of unprofessional projection in this thread is insane.
No. That could not happen. Bar raisers are hiring to raise the bar for Amazon. Period.
> Hiring managers are DESPERATE For people
You already admit to this. Now add to this the pressure on hiring managers to fire a certain number from his team. The only course of action he can take is to convince the bar raiser to accept the new hire even if the candidate is subpar.
It's strange that even after 500 interviews you have not this. I've been involved in less than a fifth of that interview number, and already seen this.
Even if you have not seen such cases you don't have any basis to claim that it doesn't happen. Logic and majority of evidence indicates that this takes place.