Job interview tomorrow: Bluesy or no watch?

[Kliminator]

Originally Posted by R.bartlett

An ex was told after an interview she never got the job because she turned up in an expensive car.
She had borrowed mine as hers was in the garage
We were both a little flabbergasted they never even mentioned it at the time

Seems like the fact that this was even brought up could be a HR or PR nightmare. These days anything and everything ends up in the internet so the fact that an employer notified a prospective employee that they passed of the candidate's vehicle is ridiculous.

Seems really unsual and it probably wasn't the only reason your ex didn't get the job. Just my two cents

[-Ally-]

Originally Posted by Kliminator

Seems like the fact that this was even brought up could be a HR or PR nightmare. These days anything and everything ends up in the internet so the fact that an employer notified a prospective employee that they passed of the candidate's vehicle is ridiculous.

Seems really unsual and it probably wasn't the only reason your ex didn't get the job. Just my two cents

Have to agree - and if the story holds then the interviewer wasn’t fit to being doing the interview in the first place.

[Futuristic]

Just be yourself

[brigadoonb]

Stick to your core....wear it and feel good about it.

[csaltphoto]

Personally? I would never want to work somewhere where they decided my worth based upon the watch I wore or the car I drove to get there...

[faimag]

If you have a strong CV and are the right (wo)man for the work, I don't think they will care what's on your wrist...

[Strummer25]

What the hell are common project sneakers?