ZippyPickle
ZippyPickle

Got an interesting question asked in my interview today!!

The recruiter asked me "whether I believe in work colleagues being like family or close friends."

Though I answered the question from a very gray perspective.

So what's your viewpoint? How should it be answered?

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I would reply that this is a useless question and that the company management should consider why they are hiring and letting useless recruiters ask dumb questions to future employees.

ZippyPickle
ZippyPickle

Haha, well technically she told me it was her first time taking an interview. 😂😂

PrancingMuffin
PrancingMuffin

It's better to say, at work it's better to not consider as friends or family. Good to be a professional. After work, it's upto us and the team. But, at work it shouldn't be that way. Just my pov

ZippyPickle
ZippyPickle

I gave a response in terms of individual dynamics of how good we are professionally and how much respect we give to each other. If there's a better understanding and dynamics it can go to the friendship but depends on different scenarios! So it's a gray point!

BouncyPancake
BouncyPancake

The best answer to this is The Pro Sports team analogy , part of the uber famous Netflix Culture Deck.

PeppyCoconut
PeppyCoconut

No always

CosmicBoba
CosmicBoba

I hope the image itself says the answer.

SillyPenguin
SillyPenguin

"I would like to maintain professional relationships with my co-workers."

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