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So I'm an engineer at my org. I'd never want to work for Facebook. If I'm interviewing you then yes I will ask you why you chose to work there when by definitio
by squiffsquiff 5y ago
So I'm an engineer at my org. I'd never want to work for Facebook. If I'm interviewing you then yes I will ask you why you chose to work there when by definition you had other options.
- Infinitesimus 5y agoDo you expect to have to justify your employment history for the rest of your life? Can you imagine some reasons why someone would work for FB that have no value judgment besides being different from your view of the world? There seem to be a few assumptions you're making in the post above about someone you've never met and only know based on their current/former employer.
- danrocks 5y agoIf you are asking that question, you already expect a certain answer to fit your beliefs and values. Therefore you are already biased and belong nowhere near a fair interviewing process.
- schmookeeg 5y agoAs someone who worked for Blizzard 20 years ago, and is already cooking up "excuses" to offer interviewers like you... I hope your candidate in this example is able to part the conference room blinds, and point out his better-than-yours car, house, or helicopter that he took to your job site. And then just drop a microphone on the way to the next interview. :)