Re:Google gave investors a $70B buyback,and laid off 12,000 ...
by darkwater on Sunday May 12, 2024 @02:09PM
(#40336303)
Candidates have the last word in NOT joining a company. But only companies have the last word on hiring someone.
[ Parent
| on HN ]
Re:Google gave investors a $70B buyback,and laid off 12,000 ...
by RestlessMind on Sunday May 12, 2024 @10:23PM
(#40339262)
If you wanna split hairs - "Hiring" happens only when a contract is signed between a candidate and a company. A candidate can choose not to sign, thus preventing hiring process to complete.
In the spirit of the overall thread, specifically re: your comment "IMO there is a much bigger responsibility on the company,because they are the stronger side and the one that has the last word on hiring someone." - a company is not always on the stronger side. In 2021, a lot of workers had the upper hand.
Re:Google gave investors a $70B buyback,and laid off 12,000 ...
by darkwater on Tuesday May 14, 2024 @04:49AM
(#40352976)
It still doesn't matter that much when talking about short average tenure. Obviously in a hot market it is going to be more complicated for companies to retain talent, but being a successful company is not an easy task in any case.