At Netflix, I had a rule that drove people crazy: every per… - Marc Randolph

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At Netflix, I had a rule that drove people crazy: every person who came in for an interview should leave dying to work there—even if we knew in the first five minutes we weren't going to hire them.

Because that 'wrong candidate' is going to tell everyone they know about their experience.

And you never know which of those future conversations will matter.

Marc Randolph

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Native Name: Marc Bernays Randolph

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