they cant put the job online on indeed or craigslist and give a chance to the public to apply?For high level jobs, they dont want to weed through all the obviously unqualified people.
What? That's not the case at all
What? That's not the case at all
It's absolutely the case, though.
Obviously not literally EVERYWHERE , but... If you have an "in" to a certain company, you're definitely much more likely to be hired, qualifications be damned, than anybody else. "Who you know" absolutely matters.
It's not the end all, be all, since... Obviously, not every job is going to have a "who you know" scenario. Not even most jobs, necessarily. That said, it absolutely exists, in enough of an amount that it's noteworthy.
And there are several reasons why. Could be nepotism, could be... Yes, hiring a known quantity is actually better than not. There are several reasons why it might occur.
I got my job by being good at it tbhIts not even about being good, its about giving the impression that youre good tbh
Nobody is denying that having connections can help get a good job. The TCs claim is that its the only way to get a good job, which is bullshit and probably a coping mechanism for why he doesnt have a better job.
My job is great and I didnt even know anybody in the country when I got it.
What? That's not the case at allFor growth, it absolutely is. It rarely happens without it.
For growth, it absolutely is. It rarely happens without it.
For growth, it absolutely is. It rarely happens without it.