Interviews can be nerve-wracking, but sometimes they reveal more about the company than you might expect. A recent Reddit thread had users sharing their worst interview stories, highlighting red flags that screamed, "Run!" One particular tale involved an applicant who called out the company's terrible Glassdoor reviews. Instead of addressing the concerns, the interviewer got so mad that they abruptly ended the interview. She dodged a major bullet there.
This incident sparked a flood of similar stories, with Redditors chiming in about the warning signs they encountered. From unprofessional behavior like interviewers showing up late to vague job descriptions and unrealistic expectations, these experiences paint a vivid picture of what to watch for.
Other users noted the importance of company culture, mentioning how a lack of enthusiasm from the team or an overly aggressive tone from the interviewer can be telling. If your gut is telling you something feels off, it's worth listening. These stories serve as a reminder that interviews are a two-way street, and sometimes it's just as important to assess the company as they assess you.
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