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This Reddit Thread Of Red Flags To Watch Out For In A Job Interview Will Keep You On Your Toes
Here's a roundup of some of the best answers from a viral Reddit thread asking about the biggest red flags you might encounter during a job interview.
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Have you ever gone through a job interview and something seemed a little off?
If you ended up getting the job, you probably eventually realized that those little things ended up turning into a big deal.
Redditor u/SwagYoloThiccChilFam asked the internet about some of the biggest red flags to identify during a job interview and received hundreds of replies from former and current disgruntled employees about what to watch out for during an interview.
Here's a few of our favorite responses about what to be worried about from the thread.
You Need To Buy Something To Get The Job
They Say The Phrase 'You'll Wear A Lot Of Hats'
They Say The Phrase 'Work Hard, Play Hard'
They Seem A Little Too Eager To Hire You
They Say You Shouldn't Have Asked That Work-Life Balance Question
The Job They Describe Is Different From The One Advertised
The Salary Offered Is Different From The One Advertised
They Say Not To Talk About Your Salary With Co-Workers
You Get Asked About The Lowest Salary You'd Be Willing To Work For
They Talk To You Like You Already Owe Them Something
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