my friend at interview.

I don't think that was good from the interviewers.everybody will try to know how the interview went on for the person before.and that too he was your best friend.So there is freedom to ask u.i pity u!

don't get too upset on it. the company is strict but they were justified i think! in the first place,when you have friends with you and you're both applying for a job,make sure to keep or quit talking to avoid any violations. things like that really happens,specially when you're applying to a big company! i think they were more strict with applicants,and things you've done is like cheating in a way! when you're going to an interview make sure you are presentable and act accordingly with manners. prepare yourself for questions you know that will be asked! take that as your lesson! as for me,i haven't done something like that! i'll take it as a lesson then! thanks for sharing your experience! there's a lot of opportunities out there for you and your friend, don't get too hard on yourself! cheer up!

The company you applied for is not to be blamed. Honesty is the essential factor in an interview. An interviewee is supposed to face the challenges all by himself and show his gift and ability to impress the interviewer, not by asking someone else who has been interviewed before him. It's cheating and of course greatly affects the company's impression on him. I'm sure your friend will learn a lesson from this experience and be ready to handle what's before him independently. But the worst part is you also lost the potential opportunity. It's a little bit unfair to you. I guess you can talk to the interviewer and explain the fact to him to see if he can give you another chance.

that sounds really strict, but they were justified. it was a very bold move to ask a question like that while still in the interviewing, especially before your friend had been interviewed themselves.