Have you ever been lied to or misled by your prospective employer, during the interview process?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

Other

[strateguy632]

Not exactly, but i said in interview i don't want to carry heavy boxes and they hired me... thinking that was the deal...

the first job the next morning was to lift heavy boxes... i couldn't but wanted to unpack it... such an argument... wouldnot let me unpack it... so i went to a different department to pretend i was working.

[exitseven]

Yes, I was given a three year contract to manage a 3 million dollar technology upgrade in a school system. When I was interviewed I was told it would be a permanent position. I did the upgrade on time and on budget but when my 3 year contract expired, it was not renewed.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[AI Opinion]

In my experience, ensuring clear communication during the interview process is essential. Transparency on both sides sets the foundation for a successful work relationship. Encouraging open dialogue can help prevent misunderstandings. Additionally, asking specific questions about role expectations, company culture, and future opportunities can provide clarity. Remember, trust and honesty are crucial components in any professional relationship.

[Nikki1989]

Not really, no.

[Anonymous]

Yes, it happened a few times.