What do you consider "red flags" in an interview? For me, it's the "we're like a family" line. Every time a manager says that in an interview, I know what's coming. It usually means they'll expect you to stay late, cover for others, and never complain about it. Call it what it is. A workplace with blurred boundaries and guilt trips. Hard pass.
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"Do you like it when Scraps holds onto your leg and rubs up and down?"
When the interviewer asks:
- What’s your thoughts on Turkish baths?
2, Do you like gladiator movies? - What is the flying velocity of a swallow?
When the interviewer either can't answer specific questions about the work or does not ask you any non-generic questions about it.
@OP family because you never get to see yours and partners will divorce since vacations and time with them is limited to one or two days a week and nights for a hour maybe.
"We have great PTO" but deadlines mean you can never use it. Those environments like Nike are usually internal partners and regular cheating because you're missing that need
A red flag: you must be or have been an athlete
@OP, a toxic family.