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It varies a lot, but seems worse lately. Not to "1-up" you, but I once interviewed at a company where the interviewers were not only not allowed to tell me wha
by michaelcampbell 3y ago
It varies a lot, but seems worse lately.
Not to "1-up" you, but I once interviewed at a company where the interviewers were not only not allowed to tell me what I got right or wrong of their questions (where there was a right/wrong answer), but were strongly discouraged from any sort of non-verbal cues about it.
I was told later this was to prevent interviewer "A" from giving me any answers that "B" might later ask. Insanity.
Someone much later said this was their "Kobyashi Maru" interview. I didn't pass it; probably for the best.
- 7speter 3y agoThe kobyashi maru scenario is to see how you act in a no-win situation. Kirk passed by cheating.