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"... And the person doesn't even know..." This dude is bad at this.
Y'all, if you work in my field and I buy you lunch, it's because I'm trying to hire you.
But you won't have to wonder. I'll start the conversation with something subtle, like "I'm buying today because I'm trying to hire you."
It...uh...works. Really well. Stay tuned for more insightful tips, I guess.
What "I'm interviewing someone and they don't even know" means is he reckons he's going to head hunt them at some point.
Of course there's always the possibility they'll turn the offer down. Also they do know because you get notified by linkedin whenever someone looks at your account. So they'll see this guy continuously creeping on them and pretty much know what's coming. The fact they haven't reached out themselves already probably indicates they're not interested.
Yep. And I'm saying that when he gets better at it, he will call them, ask them to grab lunch, and openly say at the start of lunch "I'm buying because there's this thing I might want to hire you for, and I want to talk about it during lunch".
I've head-hunted people over the course of five years, myself. But they knew it, because I bought them lunch at least once per year to talk about how I'm a fan of their work.
This dude is likely to be disappointed because while he's been thinking about job fit for 5 years, his ideal candidate hasn't thought about him at all.
You still haven't figured out the story in the picture isn't real? Nobody's been interviewing anyone for five years.
They're talking about stalking someone on LinkedIn.
Hi so over here we understand the concept of figurative speech. Would you like to come over here and stand on this side of the line, or are you going to be an idiot over there by yourself?