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How do people justify and act going into an interview if you think there is a less than 10% chance of you wanting the job. Do you just walk in and say "Yeah, I
by rocqua 10y ago
How do people justify and act going into an interview if you think there is a less than 10% chance of you wanting the job.
Do you just walk in and say "Yeah, I don't think this is going to work but I came here just for the hell and experience of it." This feels like a shitty thing to do, it feels even more shitty to walk in like you really want the job when you're mostly there for the practice.
- megamann 10y agoIs it less shitty than companies who are always advertising that they're hiring when they aren't, just to collect resumes?
- UweSchmidt 10y agoAs companies commonly pay for your ticket if you have to travel to a job interview, a friend of mine half-jokingly suggested you could do it full-time as a job for a few years after university. You'd schedule several interviews in a far away city and charge that ticket several times. More seriously, most people are scared of changing jobs and hate the application process, to their own peril. If you could really own this whole process you'd win on every level.