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There's a big difference between interviewing for a job you're not interested in, but with an open mind, versus interviewing for a job where under no circumstan
by acatnamedjoe 5y ago
There's a big difference between interviewing for a job you're not interested in, but with an open mind, versus interviewing for a job where under no circumstances will you accept the role.
- sneak 5y agoI mean, he could always quit Fronk and take the job at the marketing target. I don't think the difference is as big as you seem to think. Everyone has a price. :)
- _dark_matter_ 5y agoI struggle with this distinction. Almost any role I'd be willing to take for enough money. If you're upfront about those expectations I believe it's fine to take _any_ interview.
- benlivengood 5y agoSomething not mentioned in the article is how willing 'Fronk' was to match and exceed every interviewer's offer. Get offers from FAANG enough times and Fronk would be paying quite nicely to stay competitive. It's not only unethical but stupid to commit to turning down a better offer than the one you currently have.