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I think the shortest interview I ever had was: Interviewer: Hi there. Wait. I was just called for an emergency. I am really sorry, but I have to go. Me
by randomdata 5y ago
I think the shortest interview I ever had was:
Interviewer: Hi there. Wait. I was just called for an emergency. I am really sorry, but I have to go.
Me: Oh dear. I hope everything is okay.
Interviewer: Thanks. Again, sorry. Talk soon. Bye.
The next day by e-mail:
Interviewer: When can you start?
That lead to a great working relationship. The current age is indeed ridiculous.
- mcv 5y agoIs this only the case in the US, or also in other countries? I live in Netherland, and haven't seen anything like those neverending interviews. Then again, I work as freelancer[0], and most projects just take one or two interviews, and they're mostly about what the project is about and what kind of developer I am. [0] Except for the past year, when I took a pay cut to continue working on a project I loved as an employee after starting that project as freelancer. That didn't really require an interview, just stiff negotiations (which got me nowhere, hence the pay cut).