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Topic	Have you ever had any job interviews that went terribly?
gloBal enemy 09/28/19 9:17:17 AM #49:	LinkPizza posted... I feel like you can still easily put in the work without reading up on the company. Just like how someone can read up on the company to get past the interview and then hope to skate by. I personally don't see how it's a good question... As an interviewer, it's blindingly obvious if someone has actually put any thought into this whatsoever. The interviewer usually probes and delves a bit deeper to see what substance there is behind an answer. Bonus points if they can not only answer the superficial obvious answer (eg you're a big firm with lots of big client and lots of great experience) but also link our values (which are well known and publicised) with why that matters or how it connects to them as an individual. --- If you can understand this, I'm 2/cosC for you. <cite>gloBal enemy posted [p:928057180] in Have you e... [t:78026489]...</cite> <quote>LinkPizza posted... </cite> <quote>I feel like you can still easily put in the work without reading up on the company. Just like how someone can read up on the company to get past the interview and then hope to skate by. I personally don't see how it's a good question...</quote> As an interviewer, it's blindingly obvious if someone has actually put any thought into this whatsoever. The interviewer usually probes and delves a bit deeper to see what substance there is behind an answer. Bonus points if they can not only answer the superficial obvious answer (eg you're a big firm with lots of big client and lots of great experience) but also link our values (which are well known and publicised) with why that matters or how it connects to them as an individual. --- If you can understand this, I'm 2/cosC for you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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