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On the other hand, would you really accept an offer without having at least met the people you'd have to work with? Especially if you have to move across the c
by cbanek 10y ago
On the other hand, would you really accept an offer without having at least met the people you'd have to work with? Especially if you have to move across the country?
- psyc 10y agoVideo chat is good enough for me. I don't need to know about their posture or how long their legs are.
- cbanek 10y agoThis might just be me, but video chat doesn't really do it. You don't get an idea of the building, bathrooms, cafeteria, and the general idea of how often your coworkers bathe. All of these can be pretty important to my general mental health.
- bdavisx 10y agoYes, and they could easily hide a noisy, chaotic work environment in a video chat as well.
- misthop 10y agoI wouldn't, no. But in the 2 situations where I have been asked to fly to a company I said I would be happy to once I had an offer of employment. Both did remote interviews and extended an offer.