Solution Architect Humor Cartoon: When recruiters take job titles a bit too literally

The Scenario: In this solution architect humor cartoon, we witness the ultimate "lost in translation" moment between HR and IT.

A highly skilled tech professional, expecting a deep dive into cloud infrastructure and software scalability, finds themselves being grilled on their ability to design load-bearing walls.

It is a biting look at the disconnect in the hiring funnel, where the person doing the screening doesn't understand the basic dictionary definition of the role they are trying to fill.

The Observation: This piece of tech hiring satire targets the "Keyword Matching" culture of modern recruiting.

It critiques a process where "Architect" is just a string of characters to a recruiter, regardless of whether the output is a microservices environment or a luxury apartment complex.

At Kaapi with Ravi, we highlight the comical irony that the more specialized a role becomes, the more likely the initial interview will feel like a conversation between two people speaking entirely different languages.

In the world of tech recruiting, the difference between a Cloud Architect and a Civil Engineer is usually just a 30-second skim of a resume that neither understood.

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• Series: Hiring Cartoons 

  
  

• Theme: HR Cartoons