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> It's clear to me that we're not a good fit here. Let's not waste anymore of our time IMO this effectively terminates all possibilities. IMO it might be more
by maerF0x0 4y ago
> It's clear to me that we're not a good fit here. Let's not waste anymore of our time
IMO this effectively terminates all possibilities. IMO it might be more effective to say a break in the convo adding something tailored to what you're feeling/observing.
"I'm getting the sense that something's off here. "
Distracted/Disinterested - "Is there something more pressing you need to attend to?"
Rude - "Can you tell me about your company values and how you treat eachother?"
Superiority - "Can you tell me a bit about how CompanyX mentors and develops new talent?"
etc -- put it out to them assuming the best, but implying you're now interviewing them about their qualities.
- medler 4y agoThis is such a good response. Rather than shutting everything down and walking out, which could itself be perceived as rude/arrogant, you allude to what you’re perceiving and start a conversation about it while assuming good intent on their part.