Hiring and Interviewing in Tech
Making the right hire is the most important thing you can do as a manager. It takes a lot of skill, experience, and intuition to make the right call. You can’t learn it overnight.
There’s a lot I have to say on this and I’m working on a series that will cover this in a lot of depth. The articles with the star emoji (⭐️) next to the title are paid content, but the first half of the article is available to everyone.
Here’s what I’m covering:
- Why only Hire the Best?
- Before You Hire: Calibrate The Role
- Designing a Sane Technical Interview Process in Tech
- Why Behavioral Interviews are a Must ⭐️
- The Anatomy of a Great Phone Screen ⭐️
- How To Conduct an Interview: Top 10 Tips for a Great Candidate Experience
- My top advice on how to run the interview loop and ensure you leave a good impression on the candidate.
- How to Handle Coding Interviews ⭐️
- Tips on how to run a coding interview and make it less stressful.
- How to "Peel the Onion" in Behavioral Interviews
- Overview of how to make the most of behavioral questions by practicing active listening and using the right follow-ups. Real-world examples are included.
- How to Make a Hiring Decision
- The interview is over, now what? How do we know we are making the right decision when we vote to hire or not hire?
- How to Run a Successful Interview Debrief Session ⭐️
- Big Tech vs Startup Hiring Practices ⭐️
- How To Interview for Part-time Positions ⭐️
- How to Sell Your Team to a Candidate