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As per my CEO, it's ok to do endless interviews to find that one good candidate. It doesn't make sense to me but hey it's not my money. One of our engineering managers was complaining that they had to do 80 interviews to hire one candidate. Colossal waste of time and money. No wonder these companies are still not profitable.

I work at a tech company that purports to build the metaverse. Initially they allowed people to go remote. Now they are walking back on it and asking people that don't want to return to take a package. A quite sad story of someone who has a few months old baby at home. They moved to a different city since their manager approved it. Now they have to be back in the Bay Area 3 days a week (in the middle of the week) since their remote application got denied. Literally forcing a parent to be away from their baby (or be jobless).

GPT-4 3 years ago

The focus will shift from knowing the right answer to asking the right questions. It'll still require an understanding of core concepts.

I feel that executive off-sites will be better discussing cultural/operational shifts the company should make in the coming year and perhaps broad themes for success rather than going deep because most people will just doze through it.