? I'd better delete the pic in post #2. I don't want anyone searching to think that's me.
Congrats!!!?
Yeah... that would never fly with me and I would turn the tables. Then I would generally walk out. I had an interview like that. I walked in, having read about various potential issues at the place on glassdoor.com. So, I didn't mention glassdoor and instead said "I talked to a former employer who asked to remain anonymous, but it was mentioned that high turnover and 60 hour work weeks were a problem at this company. What has been done to resolve those situations?" Guess who was squirming then. Then the final fun thing I said was "what can you tell me about this company that would make me chose to work here over two other companies that are presenting offers?" Then I thank them and end the interview. I didn't actually have two offers... But I was currently employed at a company not treating me well. My investments were doing well and I had enough cash on hand to take a year and a half off if I wanted. I'm highly skilled, I'm already employed, comfortably well off, so at that point I don't have to sit and listen to an interviewer with attitude. It's generally just a good sign of what it might be like to work there.
