I Don't Know You, Don't Ask For References
A tech professional explains why they refuse to provide references for strangers, arguing it's unethical to vouch for people they don't know.
A tech professional explains why they refuse to provide references for strangers, arguing it's unethical to vouch for people they don't know.
Explores how baseball scouts' subjective biases and focus on physical appearance lead to misjudging player talent, with parallels to hiring in other fields.
An analysis of why many corporate engineering blogs fail to attract readers and the key processes used by successful ones like Cloudflare and Segment.
Analyzes Joel Spolsky's 'lemons' hiring theory, questioning why great developers are supposedly rare on the job market if they are easy to identify.
An analysis of hiring biases in tech, where experienced candidates are rejected for not fitting a 'trendy' profile from elite schools.