Comment by jimbokun
2 months ago
Companies usually want to see evidence you’ve done the kind of work required in the job you’re applying for.
2 months ago
Companies usually want to see evidence you’ve done the kind of work required in the job you’re applying for.
They want to see evidence you can do the job. Very often that's mainly tested in extensive interviews around your knowledge and skills. They don't have any kind of objective access to your current job anyways, and know very well that fancy-sounding achievements are often unreliable. Interviews give you the opportunity to demonstrate you have the skills without having to spend a year or two doing them in unpaid extra work.