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I attack the notion of firms hiring for “fit.”
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There is a lot of truth to your video! I worked at this place where it seemed like the friends club. I notice most managers want to hire a buddy! However, will you take personal responsibility when your buddy fails to deliver. Usually the answer is…No! Next time find your “perfect fit” on Face Book and keep me out of the drama.
+Dustin Montgomery Thanks, Dustin. I have seen it much too often
There is a lot of truth to your video! I worked at this place where it seemed like the friends club. I notice most managers want to hire a buddy! However, will you take personal responsibility when your buddy fails to deliver. Usually the answer is…No! Next time find your “perfect fit” on Face Book and keep me out of the drama.
+Dustin Montgomery Thanks, Dustin. I have seen it much too often
The hiring today not on brain 🧠 certifications or accomplishments. The hiring today very bad and hurting companies talents
Please say more, please