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The scenario you describe has happened to me as well, and it's one reason I've come to value the attributes I listed. It is very common for non-technical peopl
by grandalf 11y ago
The scenario you describe has happened to me as well, and it's one reason I've come to value the attributes I listed. It is very common for non-technical people to be impressed by that kind of bravado.
It's usually a sign of a corporate culture where some of the wrong characteristics are valued across the board. Do you really want to "win" in that culture? I know I don't.
- elipsey 11y ago>> Do you really want to "win" in that culture? Nope. OP has a good reminder about not seeming evasive in interviews, and maybe this is more of a problem if you're in the wrong place anyway.