Who hates job interviews??

Hello,vega,i also do not like to habe job interviews because it may be just a test for you to show how to impress people by your outlook or how to 'answer'to questions well,some people may already have model answers for most of the questions,but i doubt whether they are really suitable for the job. I do not like to have group discussion as sometimes you may see someone dominating,i am not really talkative and may be disadvantaged because of it.

Ya feel same for job interviews but when i left my job n was at home for 2 mth i had stuggeled alot n given 32 interviews n finally i got the best one so for the best u need to struggle n after stuggle u get the best one

I also hates job interviews, wish that I can get a job without going for an interview. The worst part is we have to fill in the form before the interview session and all the particulars they needed in the form is already in the resume that I have send before. Don't they read all the resume before call us for an interview?

i hate job interviews. i think its just pointless haha ou'll never really know how a person works or learns by just an interview.

Don't feel like that my friend. It's just a formal way of knowing you. Of personally knowing you. The interviewer just want to know you better because you'll be working with their company. :)

I love interviews what I hate is test. I love chatting with the interviewer. I always have fun doing it. :)

Job interviews are stressful. You have to make sure to dress accordingly because you do not want to come across in a negative light. You have to have a good resume as well and be prepared. I always get nervous before a job interview. I want to make sure I do well and come across in a positive light. Plus, you have to stand out from the other candidates. That has to make a lasting mark.

i do i hate them,i get so tongue tied and can never think of what to say and get so nervous.

I usually enjoy job interviews, but then again I haven't had many boring ones :) I like the challenge of presenting myself as an asset for the position and make them feel like they will be the ones loosing if they don't hire me :) Of course there's a lot of BS in interviews, but for me it's an interesting prospect. Kind of like a game :) I like to be able to figure out what they're looking for with their questions, and where they are getting at, and it usually works well. I would always prefer a face to face interview to a phone interview, but will feel ok with both.

Oh I hate job interviews (but I am interviewing people most of the time, even I myself find it very boring). I hate them because I don't believe you can analyze a person within that hour or two. I don't think it's fair to judge people to quickly and by his/ her resumes. What I hate most would be those interviews with tests you have to complete, it makes me feel like they are de-meaning my work experiences and my brain. They make me feel like I was in school and going through exams. How odd! I absolutely hate those interviews but I will need to attend some myself at the end of year *laughs*.

i don't like interviews for the fact that they make me nervous. i know interviews are important but they can sometimes be very unpleasant, especially if your interviewer is someone who is strict and unfriendly. ;(

i really hate job interviews..must dress well,put make up,act super polite..many more.lucky i work from home now,so no more jobs interview :))

yeah i hate tehm a lot. all of them are same and tehy really bore me whenevr i go and give my interviews. once iasked the guy y u always ask teh same question again and again. he said its a formality and teh only way to judge.

i do. i m air hostess and the process for selection is so long. and there are lik so many rounds including maths round which is the mst irritating round since i hate maths. anywys i thnk there mst be hardly few ppl out there who realy love giving interviews!

well i guess everybody feels so nervous about job interviews, having to stay in front of a panel who's duty is to make sure you are the best for the job. I haven't been to a job interview before but i have attended project seminars where i was called upon to review what i did and how i got my results. It was a stormy weather lol

To some extemt job interviews are ok, i mean technical question and profile ones... But the personal interviews are disgusting sometimes..

i hate job interviews so much. i prepare the night before, even searching the internet for the perfect answer for every possible question. i practice in fornt of the mirror until i perfect everything. but on the day of the actual interview, i forget everything. i can barely remember what i say to the interviewer. im just so nervous that i mess up every interview.

I do hate job interviews. Job interview is often bias. You can't judge someone in one or two hour interviews. People are considered as complicated humans. Do you think we can choose our partners (husband or wife, for instance) based on one or two dating events? I don't think so. It will often take months or years in order to know someone better. Although we already know someone for years, it won't guarantee that the relationship will be everlasting. The same thing also applies to the job interview. As we already know, people are easy to be prejudice toward others. So, if you don't like someone's appearance because he/she may look like or resemble to someone whom the interviewers don't like. The probability is that you won't get the job. Thus, I am often skeptic about many articles about how to do this or that during the interview. I guess... it is just theory because in reality, it won't be like that because 80% will depend on personal judgments of the interviewers and only 20% will talk about experience, qualifications, and skills. If you know someone well at the company you're applying for, the probability of getting the job will be 80% although there are other candidates who may be better. Also, if you know a recruiter well, the chance that your resume will be forwarded to the company is greater. So, I am thinking if there is a better recruitment in order to recruit people....

Yes...It drives me crazy then. Asking questions about what is on the resume. Or maybe they just want to see how our looks.

I can't stand interviews either. I get all nervous and flustered, and it's so frustrating because I am actually a pretty intelligent person, but when I get nervous, I tend to sound like a bumbling idiot!