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These days the companies are interviewed just as much as, if not more than, the candidates. It's the new reality, or at least current reality. Pushing back agai
by andrew_ 4y ago
These days the companies are interviewed just as much as, if not more than, the candidates. It's the new reality, or at least current reality. Pushing back against it will push that position to the bottom of the pile for (anecdotally) many candidates.
- ziddoap 4y agoI've certainly gotten into the habit of "interviewing the interviewer", in a reasonable sense. After all I'm looking to see if the job suits me just as much as the employer wants to make sure I suit the job. But I've never considered asking a full interview worth of questions over multiple sessions. "As much as, if not more than" seems really exaggerated. That implies that candidates are asking 30-60 minutes of questions straight, then doing it again a week or two later. Maybe even asking the employer to do a take-home? I can't imagine the look on an interviewers face if I asked them to do a take-home.