People Share Ways to Turn the Tables on a Potential Employer in a Job Interview

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    Font - thee glodan @hodayum ... Jobs be asking me for 3 references and I think I might start doing the same. Like lemme talk to three happy employees please 19:54 · 11/10/21 · Twitter for iPhone 43.4K Retweets 1,770 Quote Tweets 256K Likes
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    Font - Deborah e @Deb5132858368 ... Replying to @hodayum I always ask that one question just to see how hard they squirm: Why is this position open? If they don't have a good answer, walk away.
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    Font - Say It Loud-Black and Proud @nikki_1968 ... Replying to @hodayum At the end of an interview when asked if I had any questions, I asked, why would I want to work for you? The interviewer was so shook, he couldn't even make up an answer. I didn't get a call back.
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    Font - Robs @CaptainCornbred Replying to @nikki_1968 and @hodayum Most good HR folks will explain why you want to work for them right off the bat. If they don't, l'd walk.
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    Font - BertSaysWoof @BertSaysWoof ... Replying to @nikki_1968 and @hodayum I asked the employee interviewing me "what's the best and worst part of working here?"
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    Font - The Empress's Favorite @SweetieBitters ... Replying to @hodayum I ask questions after they interview me. "What makes your most successful employee different from the rest?" "Do you feel like your skills are properly utilized by the company?" “What's the main reason employees give for leaving?"
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    Font - The Empress's Favorite @SweetieBitters ... I ask others as well, but those 3 1 ask every single time. Another good one: “Do you feel supported in your role? Do you feel like you and your skills are valued here?"
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    Font - Emerge Peoria @EmergePeoria VALIDATED ... 2018 Replying to @Deb5132858368 and @hodayum Right... Is this a newly created position, or are you replacing someone? Regardless what answers you get, it'll give you a feel for the workplace environment.
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    Forehead - ... WeakWrecker @DesmondDiss Replying to @hodayum Employer: "So what you're telling me is, you're here for the money?" Me: “And benefits" Employer: SA
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    Font - Charon Best - Fully Vaccinated!!! @CharonLucas1 ... They seem surprised with this answer. Yes, I am here for the paycheck so I can pay my damn bills. Why do they work there?
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    Jaw - staff of one @hand_to_eye Replying to @hodayum I want to do this with landlords. I want their references,complaints against them,their credit history.
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    Organism - Laura Flint ... @blueflintCT Replying to @hodayum and @Trevornoah Imagine if you could interview the person you're replacing O you'd get all the inside scoop real quick
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    Font - artiep @artiep · 12h Replying to @hodayum Always think of a job interview as you are also interviewing the employer 9. 27 37 1,208 1 Thriving. In abundance... Limit.. · 12h I got this advice once, and now I never step into an interview without having researched the company's values, company culture, and the attributes that would ensure that it would provide a safe, healthy, and fulfilling experience for me. I even ask about management styles. 17 45 O 1,625 1,
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    Font - Laurie Beth Schneider ... @Gittelsgirl Replying to @hodayum I was getting toxic environment vibes at an interview for an office job a few years ago and asked the supervisor what staff did for lunch. She said most ate in their cars. Yeah, no.
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    Font - Sundai: Wholesome Arc @Cac... · 10h Replying to @hodayum gotta hit em with the
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    Font - thee glodan @hodayum Baby boomers have entered the conversation I'm afraid thee glodan @hodayum 2h Jobs be asking me for 3 references and I think I might start doing the same. Like lemme talk to three happy employees please Maybe if u greedy bastards were more happy to even have a job opportunity unemployment rates wouldn't be so high. Learn to be more grateful 10:07 PM

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