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jerks can slow you down drastically. worked with someone who was a genius, but couldnt move in a direction until he proved everyone wrong. it felt like every
by dallinbentley 2y ago
jerks can slow you down drastically. worked with someone who was a genius, but couldnt move in a direction until he proved everyone wrong. it felt like every decision took hours to move on. even low impact ones.
- Rinzler89 2y agoI think most of us have been interviewed by such people. You know, the ones who grill you endlessly with obscure trivia trying to find that gotcha that proves they're smarter than the candidate, at which point I'm begging to be rejected because I don't want to work with such people.
- chrsig 2y ago> I'm begging to be rejected because I don't want to work with such people. ...you do know you can reject the position, correct? You're not obligated to take the job once the interviewing process has started.
- HeyLaughingBoy 2y agoYou're not even obligated to finish the interview!
- kstrauser 2y agoI’ll vouch that walking out on an interview is one of the best feelings in the world. I’m didn’t raise my voice or curse or anything like that. I just said “this isn’t a good fit. Thank you for your time”, got up, and left.
- Rinzler89 2y agoYou know that was an emotional response/thought, right? Not a literal one.