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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Literally this

Was upfront and honest once in an interview asking why I quit a job 4 months in (company didn't care much about information security and had an extremely rigid training period that left most people absolutely clueless). "I just didn't think I fit in with the company and that the company was a good fit for me". Brief pause from the interviewer and I swear I heard the faintest sigh...

Funny how people can suddenly and unknowingly forget that we've all been there, especially when you have the power to deny someone a job
gpt
it's why folks will never make me a hiring manager.
I give like 2-5 trivial questions for my role that pretty much anyone with 5-30min time in seat can answer and move on from there.

People shouldn't be barred from earning a paycheck, nor pushed out of a role they need to grow into if it's not fully described up front and changes once onboarded.

Companies are forgetting what people do for them, and it's upsetting.