I've done a fair amount of hiring and I keep coming back to job ads and thinking that most of them aren't fit for purpose. Being on "the other side" my view is somewhat skewed. Would love to know what other engineers are wanting to see in job ads and what entices them into applying somewhere.
I've been a remote person for a little while now and a big advocate for it. I've thought a lot about what's hard for me, but, I'd love to hear the other side of it. What's hard about managing a remote person?
I've got the impression that many companies are moving out of the area due to redevelopment reducing available space and driving prices too high. Curious about other perspectives.
