Spin: You ever been turned off from a Job after the interview?

[UpAndComing]

I know there's thousands of threads on knowing if you got the job from the interview

But has there been a time you were on an interview and been like..... Nah this job on some f*ck shyt



I remember I was on a Job interview, Zoom interview. First 75% of the interview, shyt going well, I was thinking "Damn, this job gonna be lit "

Then towards the end he kept asking "We just really want a team player, we really really want a team player"
"So... do you have any more questions?"

5 questions I asked later....

He asked again "Do you have any more questions???"

I said "Nah, not at this time "

Then he said "Here's my personal cell. Call me in the morning, to let me know if you have any more questions so you're sure you want the job"


I never called him back


Sounded like a domineering micro-managing weirdo

 

[42 Monks]

interviews are supposed to be 2 way streets you should be checking them just as hard as they're checking you so don't even trip

 

[Heretic]

I mean what was the job? Some jobs DO require teamwork Can't say you made the right call without context.

 

[Estarossa]

Pay was too low and the manager spent the interview trying to convince how difficult the job would be since I already had a full time job… it was a mall cop position on the weekends.

 

[Fanservice]

Interviewer came in with a mask on and asked if he could take it off to get “more comfortable”

 

[Billie Jean]

This one time I was being interviewed by two people and both of their breath stank

I never went to the second interview

 

[patscorpio]

yup..it was a job when i use to live off a busy main road....it was a contract...the hiring guy basically gave me the vibe that he needed a body and not necessarily someone that could do the job.....it was just too impersonal...even for me...it was with a good company and i could walk to work it was so close but i turned it down and went somewhere else

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

I was going to be a server at Perkins in high school. The lady gave me the job on the spot, and put me on the schedule for training. Throughout the interview she was eating, and all the female waitresses were unattractive. Plus, I didn’t know servers got $2.25 plus tips.



I went to work at Banana Republic.

 

[Olmec]

hell yeah with Citrix. they gave me a mini tour during my interview and showed me the gym, games, and etc, basically trying to impress me. it was nice, but he used buzz phrases like "work hard, play hard" and "we're family" which basically means no work life balance. I need time out of an office to recharge.

 

[RedCloakBlackWraithe]

I know there's thousands of threads on knowing if you got the job from the interview

But has there been a time you were on an interview and been like..... Nah this job on some f*ck shyt



I remember I was on a Job interview, Zoom interview. First 75% of the interview, shyt going well, I was thinking "Damn, this job gonna be lit "

Then towards the end he kept asking "We just really want a team player, we really really want a team player"
"So... do you have any more questions?"

5 questions I asked later....

He asked again "Do you have any more questions???"

I said "Nah, not at this time "

Then he said "Here's my personal cell. Call me in the morning, to let me know if you have any more questions so you're sure you want the job"


I never called him back


Sounded like a domineering micro-managing weirdo

breh that manager wanted to have sex with you. he was is/a dookie dweller....

 

[RedCloakBlackWraithe]

Pay was too low and the manager spent the interview trying to convince how difficult the job would be since I already had a full time job… it was a mall cop position on the weekends.

he wanted someone desperate. he knew you'd eventually quit.

 

[Knuckles Red]

You could have outright asked what his management style is like, however, if you felt that the job wasn’t right for you…if you had that “feeling,” then you probably made the right decision. Always go with your gut as they say…

 

[L&HH]

hell yeah with Citrix. they gave me a mini tour during my interview and showed me the gym, games, and etc, basically trying to impress me. it was nice, but he used buzz phrases like "work hard, play hard" and "we're family" which basically means no work life balance. I need time out of an office to recharge.

You would be working your ass off there I’m sure. We use Citrix workspace to remote into our computers where I work and my goodness I have to troubleshoot that shyt DAILY.

 

[Big Blue]

Multiple times, usually after they tell me about their trash salary range.

 

[UpAndComing]

I mean what was the job? Some jobs DO require teamwork Can't say you made the right call without context.

Sure. But 9/10 teamwork means "I play favorites in the office, and if you don't play by my rules, I would give you hell"