We just closed our Series B and need to nearly double the engineering team. I've never hired this fast. I need a plan that covers sourcing, interviewing, closing, and onboarding -without compromising quality or burning out the existing team with too many interview loops.
Plan for: Build a Hiring Pipeline to Grow Engineering from 18 to 30 in 6 Months
Existing engineering team burns out from conducting too many interviews.
Strictly enforce a maximum number of interview hours per week per engineer (e.g., 3-4 hours) and rotate the interviewer pool.
Lowering the hiring bar in a rush to hit the 30-engineer headcount goal.
Rely strictly on the standardized grading rubrics. If a candidate doesn't meet the rubric, do not hire them, even if behind schedule.
New hires feel disconnected or ramp up slowly due to hybrid/remote setup.
Implement a structured 30-60-90 day onboarding plan and assign a dedicated onboarding buddy to every new hire.
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