Do you get compensated for taking interviews or contributing to hiring in any way?
It takes up so much of my time and I feel like there should be some perks to wasting your time on people with more yoe and less knowledge
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Some companies pay referral bonuses if the person referred by you gets selected and continues working for a minimum period as per policy
Referral bonus is quite common in big orgs, I know about it. Wanted to know about active contribution such as taking interviews or designing assignments
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Two parts to it -
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Hiring for your own team - don’t think so as it is in your interest to fill that role.
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Hiring for the wider org - in case you are a part of the panel for company fit/ wider hiring initiative. Yes
(*How you are compensated is altogether a different conversation)
For managerial roles, it’s a KRA or annual goal to hire resources, train them to strengthen team. There are no perks for interviews.
Before Covid, I was rostered in a walk-in interview on a Saturday, only thing I got was a pizza and a compensatory off.