ABOUT THIS EPISODE
It was a pleasure to interview Nicolas Buteau, former Head of Recruiting for @Uber (EMEA), for the first episode of the new season of Startup Recruitment Failures.
We discussed:
↳ Why hiring managers want to hire people ‘like them’
↳ The problems this can cause
↳ (and how AI can potentially help avoid it)
As well as some practical tips for testing the culture fit of prospective employees, and much more.
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United States
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