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So, knowing that he was going to take another job, you'd rather he still came to your interview and used up hours of your employees' time? To me, that's the ac
by kscaldef 14y ago
So, knowing that he was going to take another job, you'd rather he still came to your interview and used up hours of your employees' time? To me, that's the action that would lack integrity.
Your example of the guy who made a mistake is certainly a bummer for him, but presumably he didn't know he was making a mistake when he turned you down. And that's got to be a very small fraction of hiring situations.
- Macsenour 14y agoI think the integrity test came when he made up his mind and accepted an offer before the interview. If I knew he had already accepted the other position then it would be a waste of time. The problem wasn't that he cancelled the interview, it was that he made up his mind before a scheduled interview with me.