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* If you get a call from the same recruiter as me, be prepared that he might yawn, sigh, or roll his eyes when you answer. And his language and tome will be abrupt and super impolite* - Explain your current situation. What happened to your career path? Why did you switch your career? Sighhh I still don't get it why would you do such thing? You think that's a good move? Ughh Alright. Well. Sigh What do you do now again? What? Ha! - Do you know what you are doing right? This is a position that requires xxxxx Are you sure you have those skills? Sigh. What made you think so? You really think you have those skills? You really think? Ok. Alright. Where did you learn it? Tell me exactly where and what are the names - Did you take any training/ courses in your first job? Name ALL of them exactly. (I said there were 1-2 trainings per month so there were roughly over 20 courses considering that I have been doing that role for over a year. Most of them were about xxxx ) No. I don't want an explanation. I want exact names of ALL courses you took. WHAT are their names. (At this point, I confessed I was not sure about the exact names of some courses since it was a few years ago but I offered to look it up for him if he needed. At this point, I was not sure why he needed these names because they were irrelevant to the role at all. That's why I didn't include them in my resume in the first place. But since he was curious, I was happy to answer and offer to get what he wanted) You don't remember them? YOU DON'T REMEMBER? Oh my. Ughhh No no. What do you mean? No! You don't have to look them up for me. Sighhhhh (I was suddenly put into guilt for not remembering the exact names of more than 20 courses and trainings I took during my first job. Nice. At this point, I didn't know what's with him anymore) - Why do you want to work for WT? Ha! Sure. Ughh
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Digital Campaign Specialist

Interviewed at Wunderman Thompson

3.6★
Nov 30, 2023

* If you get a call from the same recruiter as me, be prepared that he might yawn, sigh, or roll his eyes when you answer. And his language and tome will be abrupt and super impolite* - Explain your current situation. What happened to your career path? Why did you switch your career? Sighhh I still don't get it why would you do such thing? You think that's a good move? Ughh Alright. Well. Sigh What do you do now again? What? Ha! - Do you know what you are doing right? This is a position that requires xxxxx Are you sure you have those skills? Sigh. What made you think so? You really think you have those skills? You really think? Ok. Alright. Where did you learn it? Tell me exactly where and what are the names - Did you take any training/ courses in your first job? Name ALL of them exactly. (I said there were 1-2 trainings per month so there were roughly over 20 courses considering that I have been doing that role for over a year. Most of them were about xxxx ) No. I don't want an explanation. I want exact names of ALL courses you took. WHAT are their names. (At this point, I confessed I was not sure about the exact names of some courses since it was a few years ago but I offered to look it up for him if he needed. At this point, I was not sure why he needed these names because they were irrelevant to the role at all. That's why I didn't include them in my resume in the first place. But since he was curious, I was happy to answer and offer to get what he wanted) You don't remember them? YOU DON'T REMEMBER? Oh my. Ughhh No no. What do you mean? No! You don't have to look them up for me. Sighhhhh (I was suddenly put into guilt for not remembering the exact names of more than 20 courses and trainings I took during my first job. Nice. At this point, I didn't know what's with him anymore) - Why do you want to work for WT? Ha! Sure. Ughh

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