Gergely Orosz says companies rarely trust rare-profile hires with latitude
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Gergely Orosz says companies want to hire people with rare profiles but, in 9 of 10 cases, will not trust a non-cofounder or non-founding engineer to take the risky, sometimes controversial steps needed to execute quickly and beat competitors.
He says such hires are rarely given the latitude that winning requires. The claim is an estimate from a single X post and no supporting data is cited.
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Gergely Orosz@GergelyOroszXGergely Orosz says companies hire for rare profiles but rarely grant them trustAIGergely Orosz says companies want to hire someone with a rare profile, but in 9 of 10 cases they will not trust a non-cofounder or non-founding engineer to take the risky, sometimes controversial steps needed to execute quickly and beat competitors. He adds that such hires are rarely given the latitude that winning requires.
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