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The Blind format rewards edgy comments. I don't think anyone would really advocate for lying during the recruiting process.
by cranium 4y ago
The Blind format rewards edgy comments. I don't think anyone would really advocate for lying during the recruiting process.
- KaiserPro 4y agoThem: "why did you leave previous company?" You: "because I wanted a new challenge" We all know that in most cases thats a lie. But if you were to tell the truth you would stand a high chance of being punished.
- mcv 4y agoAnd sometimes the company really does prefer people who know how to package uncomfortable facts in a more diplomatic manner. Nobody wants blatant liars, but giving a positive spin on things is a surprisingly valued skill.
- oh_nonono 4y ago> I don't think anyone would really advocate for lying during the recruiting process. Why?
- cranium 4y agoOther than questionable ethics, it can lead to immediate termination. But as always, there's lying and "lying". Saying you quit when you were laid off, I would consider lying. Telling you needed new challenges when in fact your boss was so toxic you wanted to quit the universe, not lying. In the end, a job interview is a courting dance and you'd want to put your colorful feathers on, but at least they should reflect your reality.