I've done a bunch of these job interviews lately, and if you want to "work for the man", this advice is spot on. At the same time, this is also relevant to ent

I've done a bunch of these job interviews lately, and if you want to "work for the man", this advice is spot on. At the same time, this is also relevant to entrepreneurs, because you'll (hopefully) be recruiting employees at some point. It always makes you a better interviewer/interviewee if you've been on the other side of the table.