Definition
A nice-to-have is a preferred signal that is not expected to be met by every qualified candidate.
不是每个合格候选人都必须具备的偏好项。
Why it matters
It should not dominate prep time; it matters as a tie-breaker after hard gates and core skills.
Example
“DDD experience” or “payments background” is usually a plus, not a gate.
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Last updated 2026-11-10. This is an editorial definition, not legal or tax advice.