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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Good for her for reaching out to them. I hope she shames them and offers you a job.

Positive vibes for you in 2024.[/quote]

I disagree with this assessment of the CEO. The CEO sounds like a sociopath and not someone you would want to work for. If she really wanted to find out why OP no longer worked there and was the CEO of a well-regarded company, she could find out without grilling OP and continuining to do so after OP was crying and sobbing. [/quote]

I really don't think your characterization is what happened.  According to OP, the person asked about the circumstances that ended her prior employment.  That is a completely valid question.  And it could have been just three questions.  Plus, OP started out by saying she is emotional and raw (understandably) so she is predisposed to think that she is being "grilled" when she is being asked questions....in an interview.

"She kept questioning me about why I wasn't employed and what happened with my last role and I just absolutely started sobbing, I could hardly get words out. She was asking if I received notice or severance which I said no and so then she was questioning if I was actually laid off or fired. I said that I had the email which states they can't thank me enough for what I have contributed to the growth of the company." [/quote]

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