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It's not that uncommon, although it's usually the reverse (hiring manager is a formal meeting, your actual supervisor can be informal). I recently had a final interview for one of the largest law firms in the States take place at a cafe.
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Miss Ginger posted:Has anyone had an interviewer texting the whole time? I legitimately couldn't tell if it was supposed to be a stress interview thing or if she's just a dick. She'd directly ask me a question and start texting as I responded Congratulations, you have the rare satisfaction of being able to reject an interviewer for "not being a good fit." I encourage you to send a form email informing that, although you were impressed with her position and experience, at this time you are moving on to other interviewers who more closely match the remit. Be sure to wish her luck in her search. tirinal fucked around with this message at 06:10 on Jul 5, 2015 |
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