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It's a "great" company but their "unique" culture isn't ideal for you. You want to get away from certain "dominant" personalities who exhibit "unacceptable" beh
by seunosewa 11y ago
It's a "great" company but their "unique" culture isn't ideal for you. You want to get away from certain "dominant" personalities who exhibit "unacceptable" behaviour. You want to work in a more established company with a "well-developed corporate structure".
- dudul 11y agoI wouldn't go with that. Unless you're interviewing at a company publicly known for putting a lot of effort into developing an inclusive and friendly culture it may come the wrong way. They're gonna want more details about what you mean by "dominant" personalities, what kind of behavior were unacceptable, etc.