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How to interview well

Written for the people doing the interviewing, whether or not they use Meridian to do it. Published on Medium.

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Writing feedback · 5 min read

Why your ratings and your recommendation can disagree

Four good scores and a No Hire is not a contradiction — it usually means one criterion mattered more than the rest. When to trust that instinct, and when it is a sign you rated generously to avoid an argument.

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Designing a loop · 8 min read

Designing an interview loop that ends in a decision

Loops fail when two stages assess the same thing and nothing assesses the thing you actually worry about. A method for auditing a loop against the real risks of the role, rather than against what you happen to have interviewers for.

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Designing a loop · 7 min read

Calibrating a rubric with a small team

You do not need fifty interviews of data. Two people scoring the same recorded answer independently, then comparing notes, will surface most of the drift in an afternoon.

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Fairness · 9 min read

Structured interviewing and fairness

Asking everybody the same questions and recording what was observed is the largest fairness improvement available to most teams. What the research supports, and what it does not.

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Running interviews · 6 min read

Interviewing as a second job: a practical guide

For engineers considering paid interviewing. What the time commitment really is, how to protect your calendar, and what separates a useful evaluation from a fast one.

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Everything, on Medium

6 pieces on interviewing, evaluation and hiring judgement.

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Hiring teams can walk through their requirements with us. Experienced engineers can join the interviewer network.