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It's not the feeling that it's beneath you, it's that it's illogical. If interviews made sense, nobody would have a problem with them. Until we find a way to co
by hanniabu 11y ago
It's not the feeling that it's beneath you, it's that it's illogical. If interviews made sense, nobody would have a problem with them. Until we find a way to conduct interviews in such a way that it can properly judge a candidates abilities, people will continue to feel this way.
- harryh 11y agoYa, I get that. Lots of things in life don't quite make sense though. This particular one just seems like a weird one to get hung up on given that: A) the benefits of finding the best possible job for you can be huge B) the degree of annoyingness for this one is soooooo low
- nommm-nommm 11y ago>If interviews made sense, nobody would have a problem with them. Not always. Interviews can be a very stressful and uncomfortable experience for some people. Even good interviews that make sense when the candidate is a perfect fit. Especially when you aren't job hopping and interviewing every two years so you're out of practice. Honestly I don't even care to interview people, I'd much rather not.