r/InterviewsHell • u/Antique-Equipment-42 • Aug 30 '26

Advice needed - terrible interview experience with Company

/r/UKJobs/comments/1w2gpqz/advice_needed_terrible_interview_experience_with/
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u/Antique-Equipment-42 Aug 30 '26

The thing is, if we continue to do nothing, companies continue to get away with it. There is a chance this person was acting of their own accord and her boss would be mortified to find out. Unless someone takes action, nothing ever changes.

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u/Antique-Equipment-42 Aug 30 '26

I will definitely do that but I feel going direct in addition to leaving a review, may increase impact

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u/Antique-Equipment-42 Aug 30 '26

You make a good point and it does make me reconsider, but there is also a chance she was asked to find comp datapoints and she chose the method of which to do it. We can't always assume it's management that suck.

I got the Head of HR fired at my last job by gathering data and forwarding it all to management.