FuzzyHamster
FuzzyHamster

Are you a techie who enjoys assessing and interviewing emerging talent?

We have an exciting opportunity for you! Join us to interview candidates for various roles and earn up to ₹30,000/successful hire.

Sounds incredible, right? Fill out the form below to get started. If you're shortlisted, our team will be in touch!

https://forms.gle/K1xW4zBQLyZmzyke8

8mo ago
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PerkyDumpling
PerkyDumpling

What does that even mean on successful hire. Why shud it lie with the hiring person

FluffyKoala
FluffyKoala

Exactly, the payment should be based on the effort to do interview, irrespective of whether the candidate got hired or not.

The interviewer getting paid or not should not be contingent on whether they got a bad candidate to interview or not. This is bllsht.

WigglyPenguin
WigglyPenguin

Anyway I have a rule that never join a company which can't interview candidates on their own

FuzzyHamster
FuzzyHamster

I understand the concerns. We are still in the early stages of our operations, and it typically takes 4-5 interviews to fill a position. Currently, compensating for every interview would strain our budget, as we charge companies very little. However, as we streamline our processes, we plan to compensate folks for their time in each interview.

SnoozyMarshmallow
SnoozyMarshmallow

You can provide a small amount, like 1-2k for interview and once someone joins you can provide something like 10-20k.

It will show you are reliable and will follow though

DizzyLlama
DizzyLlama

Exactly. When there's a will there's a way

MagicalBoba
MagicalBoba

As others also suggested. This is a complete wrong concept. You can give minimum of 1-2k per interview for their efforts to each interviewer irrespective of if the candidate gets hired or not.

JumpyDonut
JumpyDonut

You do realize that you are giving wrong incentives? Ideally u can pay 5k for an interview and another 5-10k once hire is successful,

QuirkyPretzel
QuirkyPretzel

@Happymuffin Can you please answer these queries:

  1. An Indian citizen working abroad these days can be an interviewer?

  2. Currently there's no option for Qa/Sdet role, is there any plan to bring that role as well?

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