If they toss a CV based on that, then I don't think I'd like being there. If they don't 'looked at my résumé little more carefully' in advance, I don't think I

If they toss a CV based on that, then I don't think I'd like being there. If they don't 'looked at my résumé little more carefully' in advance, I don't think I'd like working there. I do appreciate some things do sometimes squeeze time, hence the question and the something redeeming, but that's an exception not a rule, and far too many treat it as a rule. "I'm so busy" is an ego failure; sometimes, often, an applicant feels (or is) subordinated to that - could go so far as to call it passive aggressive fazing - a similar question by the interviewer could be asked in a far different manner.