Today, my mom called while I was at a job interview. I ignored the call, but the interviewer was so offended by the fact I'd rudely left it on at all, that he threw me out. I found out from my mom later that she'd called to wish me good luck. FML
It should have been on silent but the interviewer still should have been more understanding...and who would actually want to work for someone who overreacts like that anyways
You don't want to work for someone who is so anal anyway. I'm an employer and I understand that happens and wouldn't hold it against you. I guess some people just have to be pricks.
You'll know for future. I has an interview last week and turned off my phone on the way there. I only turned it back on when I'd left the building so I could let my dad and sister know I was finished. So many things can go against you in an interview that I'd never risk leaving my phone on.
Throwing you out might have been a bit extreme, but your phone going off in an interview will always give the interviewer a bad impression of you. Now you know for next time to turn it off!
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Quinn32 16
It should have been on silent but the interviewer still should have been more understanding...and who would actually want to work for someone who overreacts like that anyways
2oc 5
Well now you know for next time i guess. My mom usually does the same thing -_-
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tblasalle 1
This happened to me yesterday too. I just got a lecture. Lol.
Mynameislinh 24
Oh, the irony. But I'm sorry to hear that OP.
88vivera 9
Next time turn ur phone off!!!
brandoneyez1 25
You don't want to work for someone who is so anal anyway. I'm an employer and I understand that happens and wouldn't hold it against you. I guess some people just have to be pricks.
donut_gurl 8
ALWAYS turn your phone off (or at least the ringer) for an interview. AND during class, and in movie theatres while the movie is on.
Alex1901 6
You'll know for future. I has an interview last week and turned off my phone on the way there. I only turned it back on when I'd left the building so I could let my dad and sister know I was finished. So many things can go against you in an interview that I'd never risk leaving my phone on.
iwadasn 33
Throwing you out might have been a bit extreme, but your phone going off in an interview will always give the interviewer a bad impression of you. Now you know for next time to turn it off!
anxietydisorderz 6
Your phone shouldn't have been on...the first thing I do before I go into any appointment/meeting is turn my phone off.
elizacandle 29
always silent your phone in those situations!
celinadepp 21
Yeah, it's common sense to at least put it on silence..