Hiring biases
Am I the only one who finds it disgusting ?? And I really wonder how they are okay with such a small sample size to even start.
Talking product sense with Ridhi
9 min AI interview5 questions
It's a VC role. It's not about hiring the smartest guy. It's hiring the guy who looks the smartest ...on paper. Just like all VC things...
Exactly..... When I send a eam to meet an investor to raise funds, looking smart is more important that being smart.
Infact, the more these people have preferred graduates for certain roles it's better for T2 grad. It's gives us more job opportunities.
Surprised they didnt ask for knighthood awarded by queen of england and a summa cum laude from hogwarts
So, they want A Viral Bhat Nagar
Excellent Pedigree chahiye, kutta bana kar rakhna hey, expect dog treatment
They are selling the guys credentials more than what the person can do today.
It’s a culture thing in a lot of places. Say you have a firm that’s only hired under 500 JEE folks for 5 years - would you really want to hire outside of it if things have been going great for you? There’s a familiarity and expectation on the level people operate at if there’s a common marker to judge against across the years.
This exists in an unwritten and unspoken manner in lots of places, in this case the person just put it out there in writing - saving the recruiters, the candidates, and the hiring team time and effort.
Cope and seethe.
Sharma ji ke bete ko dhund rahe hai?
One of the manager asked my JEE rank dude 🤣 in an interview
For recruiters, this helps them with filtration(but do agree that some really good candidates will be missed out). But this is how it works out. Recruitment is a tough function. Until, something which solves recruitment at the core isn’t developed, this will continue happening.