Role play question - any help?
Discussion
If I was recruiting and using a written question like that, I'd also be regularly googling for it to see who is "phoning a friend" to help them come up with an answer. What I don't know is how I'd feel if I found it. Does the initiative of getting additional input outweigh the feeling that the candidate can't answer such a question from their own experience? Depends on the seniority of the position I guess. I'd certainly mention that I'd found their posting to them at interview, assuming I could link it to them.
aspender said:
If I was recruiting and using a written question like that, I'd also be regularly googling for it to see who is "phoning a friend" to help them come up with an answer. What I don't know is how I'd feel if I found it. Does the initiative of getting additional input outweigh the feeling that the candidate can't answer such a question from their own experience? Depends on the seniority of the position I guess. I'd certainly mention that I'd found their posting to them at interview, assuming I could link it to them.
Exactlt what first went through my mind, simple google of a fairly unique sentence/invented company name, bingo, -100 score before interview stage ETA: And name and location in profile too
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