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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I sit on a lot of hiring panels and stuff like this is rampant. I’ve had interviews where instead of answering our questions, they just want to know about work life balance. Asking about whether they can end work at 2pm and work again at 9pm. Another wanted to travel the world while working remotely from hotel rooms. But yes, please don’t tell me about mental health issues in an interview. I work at a flexible place but people really push the boundaries [/quote] So much of this lately. 1.Demanding top level c-suite compensation at entry level. 2. Discussing diagnostic information in a field where descression with information is key. 3. Showing up to interview looking absurd, dirty sweatpants, cartoonish piercing and hairstyles which I could overlook if they weren't in a crop top too. 4. Expecting summers off or drastically reduced hours fully remote. We are not a remote business. 5. The hiring committee jokes that dx and activist message of choice is the new he/she/they label.[/quote] This is so fake, which is good, because you'd be speed running for a lawsuit if it were real. [/quote]
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