Any time you talk to someone about a job, assume it’s an interview.

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Oct 17, 2024
8:27:22pm

godawgs Starter

You’re always being evaluated if you’re interacting with a potential employer or any future coworkers. Act accordingly.

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godawgs

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1st Job: a “call to discuss this opportunity” what is this? Is this an interview

BaseCoug

8:25pm

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WaffleCheese

8:27pm

Any time you talk to someone about a job, assume it’s an interview.

godawgs

8:27pm

Probably HR or a recruiter. Just to get an idea if you might be a good candidate. Like a very lightweight interview

Mike Honcho

8:28pm

I just had a pre interview call with a potential candidate just to see if our

downtownchrisbrown

8:28pm

We do the same

BYUfan92

8:51pm

Probably intended more as an initial screening to evaluate interest.

russkiejedi

8:28pm

"An opportunity" sounds like a scam or MLM or door to door sales.

byubyu

8:30pm

Pretty standard way to talk about a job.

russkiejedi

8:33pm

Pretty standard. Most likely an HR recruiter for the company.

cambo

8:32pm

Use this technique. Promise you will get the job

Stucoug83

8:34pm

Be prepared when they ask what compensation you want - don’t

SwanSong

8:46pm

RE: Be prepared when they ask what compensation you want - don’t

Stucoug83

8:51pm

I'll sometimes do a quick call to see if we are basically on the same page

fattycoug

8:56pm

Wear a suit and tie.

LifeLongLakerFan

8:59pm

And a cowboy hat

ochobeeguy

9:23pm

Gauge interest & salary/title expectations to have a convo + brief overview

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