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"Please don’t even get me started on the college grads who brought their parents with them to the interview, or, worse, had their folks follow up with me. I wis
by bjornlouser 3y ago
"Please don’t even get me started on the college grads who brought their parents with them to the interview, or, worse, had their folks follow up with me. I wish I was kidding."
What happens when a candidate shows up with their parents? Is it a 15 minute and show them the door, or do you assume you are being recorded and tread carefully?
- gtk40 3y agoI've interviewed hundreds of college students and recent grads and have never had this happen or even thought of it as a possibility. I can't imagine how I'd respond as it feels so far out of norms I'd expect.
- lotsoweiners 3y agoSame. I didn’t bring my parents to my interview for a job at the movie theater when I was 16 years old and I had very involved parents. I guess maybe some kids are just different these days but I still can’t imagine it.
- HeyLaughingBoy 3y agoKnew of a guy who brought his girlfriend to work with him. Not to do any work, but to massage his shoulders while he sat at the desk. Happened before I was hired, but the fact that I heard the same story from the owner and an employee suggests that it wasn't made up.
- lotsofpulp 3y agoWhy would you waste 15 min or care about being recorded? I would show them the door immediately and move on with other tasks.
- dizhn 3y agoIt haopened to me once. It was more like a significant other situation. (Actually looked like overprotective guy). I asked the guy to please wait outside and adviced the candidate to take job interviews by herself.