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American HNers, is this really a thing in the US? As a so-called "millenial" in the UK, I just can't imagine myself, or any of my peers, actually bringing pare
by timw6n 13y ago
American HNers, is this really a thing in the US?
As a so-called "millenial" in the UK, I just can't imagine myself, or any of my peers, actually bringing parents into job interviews.
Surely there's something wrong if, after 4 years of college, people are so unprepared to stand on their own two feet.
- cweaver 13y agoUS resident here. I have never heard of this before.
- cleverjake 13y agoI have never heard of it either, nor could I imagine anyone I know doing it. I have heard of people doing it with their first rental, never a job though.
- coffeeyesplease 13y agoYeah but first rental its completely different. You are the client. You are paying for something, a second opinion might come handy or maybe your dad is there to help paint the walls afterwards. A job interview its about you, you and you. Who you are and what you can do. I can't believe this is a thing :)