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The colleagues seem like really nice people. When I arrived on campus, I saw that the colleagues had a close relationship. Many of them were chatting and joking around together, and the atmosphere felt very happy.
During the interview, I had a very pleasant conversation with the interviewers.
At the end, I spoke with the principal. When asked whether I had any questions,
I said that I wanted to learn more about promotion opportunities.
I was immediately lectured.
The principal said:
“There are currently many talented people within the school. You’ve only just come for an interview, and asking this question already is very disrespectful.
You should work here first and demonstrate your abilities before bringing this up.”
The principal’s attitude then changed and became much less friendly.
It was very different from the beginning of the conversation.
I was startled and thought I had asked something I shouldn’t have.
However, after interviewing at other schools, I discovered that they all clearly explained their transparent promotion pathways.