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Are you currently looking for a new position? If so we have a Project Manager position that we are looking to fill. I have included the link to our website so you can review the job description. This position can be remote, but the candidate must understand that there is 80% travel for this position. Please let me know if you are interested in learning more about the opportunity.
https://www.hartintercivic.com/jobs/project-manager/
Kendra McCoy, Recruiter at Hart InterCivic
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Senior/Lead data Engineer
Exp -- 8.5 years
Notice period -- 30 days
Tech stack -- Big data,Hadoop, Spark, Kafka, Azure,Python,Scala,Sql
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Referral hiring can work if it is still structured and merit based. The problem is when it turns into favoritism instead of networking. If roles are never posted and the circle stays small, it can absolutely become cliquey. A healthy company should balance referrals with open opportunity.
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Yeah I definitely agree it needs outsiders!
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It can lead to an environment prone to have cliques, but referrals tend to be the easiest and quickest way to hire, which is why so many companies incentivize referrals with bonuses
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Yeah I get that and I have used our referral system a few times which has been beneficially but just feels it's potentially missing talent out...
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Silent hiring can make things feel exclusive and comfortable for current staff, but it often shuts out fresh perspectives. I’d prefer a mix good recommendations plus open applications, so you get talent without creating a clique.
There is nothing wrong with that if they are still finding qualified people. Why waste the time of candidates and sort through 200 applications if you have a direct line to someone who would be a great fit for the job.