@GergelyOrosz: A recruiter messaged me about a sr eng leadership role that he's struggling to fill. Here's part of the role. Do you se…
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A tech commentator points out red flags in a recruiter's job description for a senior engineering leadership role, including excessive requirements and lack of salary transparency.
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A recruiter messaged me about a sr eng leadership role that he’s struggling to fill.
Here’s part of the role. Do you see the problem?
They ask for a bazillion requirements (already a red flag). The company is considered a “low-tier” company. And there’s no comp listed!! https://t.co/kmBV46Yoh1
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