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When sussing out who to hire, "I look for three things," says Chaudhry. These could be for "a very top-level job," he says, and they could be for "an entry level job." Here's what he prioritizes. Get ...

Three to five years of experience for an entry-level job. Sitting through rounds of interviews only to ultimately get ghosted. Lengthy applications that seem to disappear into the void of LinkedIn or ...