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Read the community guidelinesAfter the interview, I happened to overhear the interviewer talking on the phone with another manager at a nearby convenience store.
I never expected to hear my work experience and educational background being loudly mocked as a joke between them. ^^
The interviewer was busy polluting this tiny convenience store with the enormous noise of his phone call, so no wonder he didn’t notice that the interviewee from just earlier was sitting right there.
I recommend applying to anyone who enjoys guessing what unsavory things are hidden beneath a manager’s serious expression. It would be a shame to miss out on a free game of “Turtle Soup,” wouldn’t it?
The office atmosphere is far too serious for the manager to joke around with everyone, forcing him to make the arduous trip out to the convenience store just to mock the interviewee. QQ
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1. The entire space smelled of smoke as soon as I entered, which made me feel very uncomfortable.
2. I waited nearly 20 minutes for the supervisor to arrive for the interview.
3. At the very beginning of the interview, they said, “The position you’re applying for is the same as your current one. Do we still need to interview you?”
My time is valuable, and so is yours. We don’t need to waste each other’s time, do we? You were the ones who called to arrange the interview, weren’t you?
1. Pretend to be harmonious internally to conceal the infighting
2. Maintain a professional image to cover up the fact that the sales team has no results
3. Pretend to be professional externally to conceal the lack of professionalism
Can't think of any other advantages……