Justified Reasons People Walked Out Of Job Interviews

In the professional world, it's important to know your own value when job searching. Interviews are obviously a way for employers to vet prospective employees, but it's also a way for job-seekers to suss out why they should or should not want to work for a company. Some job interviews take a turn for the worse, and occasionally you gotta just stroll on out of them. The always-enlightening r/AskReddit community came together to share stories of times people walked out of job interviews and why.

From clear pyramid schemes, to a business owner who refused to hire people with beards, to people who found the promised salary for a job had been changed since they were first interviewed, these people took the initiative and walked out with their heads held high. Good for them! For all those applicants out there, here are some job interview red flags to not overlook. Good luck on the search.

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