RE: Strange Interview Practices?

["Tommy Green" <tom -dot- green -at- iwon -dot- com>]

I agree as well. That was quite tacky and only showed that the company only
cared about interviewing as many "bodies" as possible and filling the slot
at the sweat shop. I bet if you talked to some employees there, they would
be able to tell you some horror stories about their work ethics.

I was in an interview once with only me as the interviewee but with 8 interviewers
at the same time. They were firing questions back and forth and I felt quite
intimidated. First I had to deal with some off-the-wall question from someone
I could tell had never interviewed someone before, then I had to contend
with everyone fluffing their feathers and impressing all the other co-workers.
It was NOT a pleasant experience.

Of course, what interview ever is something to look forward to?



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