The hiring process at Crossover for Work takes an average of 1 day when considering 5 user submitted interviews across all job titles. Candidates applying for Software Developer had the quickest hiring process (on average 1 day), whereas Software Developer roles had the slowest hiring process (on average 1 day).
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I interviewed at Crossover for Work (New York, NY)
Interview
Got an email from Craig Chisholm, executive recruiter. On scheduled date and at scheduled time...he didn't show up. Very classy...Not! Oh, and their website shows salary as $800k, but when you dig in, the job says $200k. Says a lot about the whole company. Wouldn't recommend.
I applied online. I interviewed at Crossover for Work
Interview
Very unorganized, they ghosted me for several weeks, contacted me for a follow up interview, and then emailed me the position was filled a few days before the follow up interview even happened.
I applied online and was sent an email directing me to take an online exam. I've seen this before and knew it was a waste of my time so I didn't bother. 10 days later someone calls me to encourage me to take the exam. He sounded annoyed that I hadn't taken it. He said there were many applicants and wanted to know if he should keep the application open. If there were many applicants they wouldn't be calling me. I explained that I am not interested. He pressed on as to why. I explained that this was not a process I saw value in. He was nice but annoyed at my reply. We need to get back to basics. Email a resume - not through a form. Call the applicant for a brief call and meet them if necessary - once, for no longer than an hour. I think video interviews are just as good as in person and it shows a greater respect for people's time. Projects, presentations and tests are ridiculous and do nothing to increase the odds of hiring the right person.