Re:Pay transparency: which states have laws and do they work?
by gopher_space on Monday November 22, 2021 @03:38PM
(#29311322)
I won't even know what I'm actually applying for until the "five minutes at the end" sometimes. The whole process is broken.
[ Parent
| on HN ]
Re:Pay transparency: which states have laws and do they work?
by sokoloff on Monday November 22, 2021 @03:45PM
(#29311386)
Were you kidnapped or otherwise taken to an interview against your will?
Otherwise, if you allow that situation to happen, well, you allowed it to happen.
Re:Pay transparency: which states have laws and do they work?
by Hermitian909 on Monday November 22, 2021 @10:11PM
(#29314204)
At least in SV, many of the larger companies, startups and more established firms, interview candidates for multi-team group and then match candidates more specifically based on interview performance. Part of that process is leveling because many startups throw out senior titles like candy.
Last time I interviewed at Square, for example, after passing the interview for a particular group I met with several engineering managers within the group to understand my fit within their teams. That matching was a result of what teams the group thought I might be a good fit for based on the interview.
Re:Pay transparency: which states have laws and do they work?
by MathMonkeyMan on Monday November 22, 2021 @11:28PM
(#29314596)
Nobody knows what anybody is worth, come on.
You know a high performer from a low one. Anything in between is anybody's guess.
Salaries are reflections of the negotiation market, which reflects merit, but only barely.
Re:Pay transparency: which states have laws and do they work?
by gopher_space on Tuesday November 23, 2021 @10:23AM
(#29318839)
They're all like this. I know what the company does because I do my research, and I know what tooling they're using because that's 90% of the job description. I have no idea what problems the team currently faces.