Re: Ethics of job-interview testing
The president and CEO told me to go home, log into their product via a guest account, and write up a page or two of documentation for that product.
Note that this CEO has apparently released an undocumented product, and is only now thinking about hiring a tech writer. This combined with their other interviewing behaviors tells you quite a bit already about how you might be treated there.
> Am I being overly sensitive, or does anyone else get a weird vibe?
Weird vibe all the way.
Mike O.
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