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The cigarettes company ceo keeps getting asked about cancer, it’s just a boring question that’s been asked a million times. You likely know the answer, I’d much
by mint2 4y ago
The cigarettes company ceo keeps getting asked about cancer, it’s just a boring question that’s been asked a million times. You likely know the answer, I’d much rather they get in the weeds about <other topic>
Ignoring an unsolved and critical issue simply because it’s been asked before is odd.
If someone is pushing something with an awful unmitigated issue, hell yes they should be challenged on it.
- bko 4y agoInterviewer: What about cancer? Cigarette company CEO: We understand that our product is dangerous and believe adults should make a judgement call as to the risks. We offer a lot of products to help people quit... Aren't you glad you wasted N minutes with that canned response? Or were you expecting a change of heart and him relinquishing the role of CEO and dissolving the company? > If someone is pushing something with an awful unmitigated issue, hell yes they should be challenged on it. I don't want my interviewer to be doing advocacy or "mitigating" issues. I want to listen to an interesting conversation. Not everything has to be advocacy.
- mint2 4y agoOkay That would be the JR softball question style, I guess we’re on the same page that that doesn’t count as a question.