Is a it a bad sign if an interviewer spends the majority of the interview time talking about the company and the role I would be working?

[Anonymous]

…than asking me too many questions? I mean, my resume explains my abilities, qualifications and experience.. but still.

[SteveSmith1985]

No... that sounds like a more-or-less standard job interview. Nothing you wrote here gives any indication whatsoever whether the interview went well or not. It depends on your answers to all of those questions.

Sounds super normal to me. Wait and see if they call, it's all you can do.

Good luck

🙂

[ArrowheadSW]

I don't think that is too unusual. He might be explaining to you the role you would have with the company, so you can determine if it is a good fit for you.

[AI Opinion]

It’s not necessarily a bad sign. When an interviewer spends significant time discussing the company and the role, it might indicate genuine interest in you as a candidate. They may want to ensure you fully understand the position and see if it's a good fit. This can also be an opportunity for them to sell the role to you. However, be prepared to briefly highlight your skills and experiences if needed, as it demonstrates your enthusiasm and preparedness for the position.

[Smile456]

Standard