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    <title>How to Evaluate a Company — Signals of Growth and Signals of Stall</title>
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    <description>Most people evaluate companies in reverse order: brand, then compensation, then stack, and only afterwards the problems and people that actually build the engineer they will be in three years. This post separates the signals that recur in growing organizations from those that recur in stalled ones, and shows how to get information in an interview by asking about events rather than asking what the culture is like. It covers which of product, organization, and technology to weigh first, why reverse-interview norms differ by market, the three-column note to write within 24 hours of an interview, and why the whole frame collapses when there is only one option. Part 2 of the Career Moves series.</description>
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    <title>会社を選ぶ基準 — 伸びている場所と停滞している場所の信号</title>
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    <description>会社を選ぶとき、多くの人の順番は逆になっています。知名度と報酬と技術スタックを先に見て、3年後の自分を実際に作る「問題」と「人」を後に見ます。伸びている組織で繰り返し観察される信号と、停滞している組織で繰り返される信号を分け、「文化はどうですか」という抽象的な質問ではなく出来事を尋ねる質問で面接から情報を引き出す方法を整理しました。製品・組織・技術のどれを先に見るべきか、逆質問の慣行が市場ごとに違うこと、面接直後24時間以内に残す三欄のメモ、そして選択肢が一つしかないときにこの助言がなぜ無力になるかまで扱います。キャリアを動かす選択シリーズの第2回です。</description>
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    <description>회사를 고를 때 대부분의 순서는 뒤집혀 있습니다. 이름값과 보상과 기술 스택을 먼저 보고, 3년 뒤의 자신을 실제로 만드는 문제와 사람을 나중에 봅니다. 성장하는 조직에서 반복 관찰되는 신호와 정체된 조직에서 반복되는 신호를 나누고, 문화가 어떠냐는 추상 질문 대신 사건을 묻는 질문으로 면접에서 정보를 얻는 방법을 정리했습니다. 제품과 조직과 기술 중 무엇을 먼저 봐야 하는지, 역질문 관행이 시장마다 다르다는 점, 면접 직후 24시간 안에 남길 세 칸 메모, 그리고 선택지가 하나뿐일 때 이 조언이 왜 무력해지는지까지 다룹니다. 커리어를 움직이는 선택 시리즈의 2편입니다.</description>
    <pubDate>Sat, 15 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
    <author>fjvbn2003@gmail.com (Youngju Kim)</author>
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