Re: Should I Say Something?

[Theresa Jakupco <tsjz -at- EROLS -dot- COM>]

John Posada wrote:
>
> NO.
>
. . .
> > When I sat down to read what they had written I
> > found quite a few mistakes. It occurred to me that I
> > could correct them of say nothing. I want the job
> > and I'm not sure that saying anything would help.
>
> If you aren't sure it would help, then don't. You are
> already there for the interview, so get the job based
> on that interview, based on previous situations that
> you know something about. Not knowing the environment,
> the pecking order, the procedues, and processes, you
> could end up screwing yourself out of the job. What if
> what you critique something that was written by the
> person you are interviewing with and he was real proud
> of that content?
>
If the person I'm interviewing with is too proud to accept "constructive
criticism," then I probably wouldn't want to work for that person in the
first place. I doubt that I would learn much in such an organization,
except to keep my thoughts to myself and "go with the flow."

Then again, if you're willing to work for such a person, go for it!

Theresa Jakupco
tsjz -at- erols -dot- com

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