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by chrisbennet
2920 days ago
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Sometimes it's not the white board part of the interview that is the problem but the anxiety and general anger the w.b. interview generates. It's a little like getting groped by TSA at the airport. It would go a long way towards making the experience better if the interviewer/TSA guy stated right at the beginning said "I realize this experience is degrading and it sucks to be treated like a liar/terrorist but I'll try to make it as pleasant as possible. " ? A part of the reason we have this current interview process is because there are people out there who can really "sell" themselves and have bogus resumes so they have to screen these guys out i.e. "this is why we can't have nice things". |
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That's why I volunteer to be massaged. Can't be forced into something you've already went along with.