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The problem I have with that is shit talking your previous work is generally seen as unprofessional - yet, you're also leaving them for a reason. I would proba
by flapadar 7y ago
The problem I have with that is shit talking your previous work is generally seen as unprofessional - yet, you're also leaving them for a reason.
I would probably be evasive if asked your question (at least, in terms of 'least favourite'), which also wouldn't work in my favour.
- creaghpatr 7y agoYou would have to take the answer in context, ie does it align with their reason for leaving. Shit talking would be a red flag but everyone's got unique cultural preferences. Someone's favorite part might be someone's least favorite part from that same company.
- kthejoker2 7y agoWhy does it have to be shit talking? Surely there are value neutral things you didnt love about your old company. We couldn't install our own tools which hampered creative problem solving. We weren't given enough direct access to our customers to make better design decisions in the product. We didn't have a strong culture of documentation so we relied too much on tribal knowledge.