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Standard question. If that's a red flag, the whole world is red.
by paulddraper 3y ago
Standard question.
If that's a red flag, the whole world is red.
- jrflowers 3y agoYes. After establishing work history, skills, availability and references one would be derelict in their duties to not establish the Philosophical Why before handing a kid the Sacred Mop.
- seattle_spring 3y agoIs there any way to "correctly" answer that question that isn't just made up bullshit, especially for a fast food restaurant? I think it's hilarious being asked this question when I'm in early discussions with a company that reached out to me.
- paulddraper 3y agoThe team, the environment, the flexible hours, the pay. Even for fast-food service jobs, there is always some differentiator. People who can't answer this question are more likely to turn over. That's why it is asked.
- offices 3y agoHonestly. If your first reaction to a question like that is how to trick them, what subterfuge to use - you're the red flag! Not everything is a trick. You shouldn't try to fake aligned interests if they're not aligned.
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