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Shrecknet
Jan 2, 2005


Paradoxish posted:

Having done a decent amount of consulting with businesses on the filtering side of the hiring process, I'm going to say that the eyeball approach isn't super common in large companies in the US. Even with smaller companies, an absolutely massive number of resumes are automatically filtered and discarded without ever being seen by a human being. A lot of online job portals are sold as being primarily for the benefit of applicants (look how many jobs you can apply to! It's so easy!), but having applicants who are essentially spamming out resumes absolutely shifts the balance more in the favor of employers.

The first thing I do when dealing with a stack of applicants is throw half the resumes in the trash.

I don't want anyone unlucky working for me.

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Shrecknet
Jan 2, 2005


https://twitter.com/davidgerard/status/1133130855675813893

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