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He’s not expecting you to read his mind; he’s expecting you to notice the ambiguity and ask a clarifying question.
by philwelch 3y ago
He’s not expecting you to read his mind; he’s expecting you to notice the ambiguity and ask a clarifying question.
- chiefalchemist 3y agoThe interviewer is expecting the interviewer to violate standard interview protocol? While the interviewee is perhaps desperate for a job? And the interviewer is - in his/her mind - thumping their chest about what a great and experienced interviewer they are? I can't see how that's a success-minded plan for anyone involved.
- gpderetta 3y agoAsking questions is a protocol violation???? What kind of interviews are you subjecting yourself to?
- chiefalchemist 3y agoApparently, you'd be surprised (the kind of crap interviewing experiences there are). That aside, the candidate definitely has to err to the side of caution. There's also typically a time limit, yes? That's protocol.