One of my coworkers told me an interviewer asked for her social media passwords to “expedite their background check.” She did NOT comply and bailed on the whole interview. I only remember the story because we were all shocked at the audacity. © mandichaos / Reddit
I applied for a position out of state and was offered the position during the phone interview. When asked when I could start, I replied two weeks but stated I couldn’t accept without knowing how much it paid and having that in an official offer letter/email. This dude said all huffy puffy, “Well, I mean, I don’t have the numbers right in front of me, but I guess if you have to know, I can get that for you.” I said I had to know. He said he’d call back. He never did. © Krushed_Groove / Reddit
When I mentioned a company’s dismal Glassdoor evaluations, they became so enraged that they ended the interview. Well, I suppose I escaped that danger. © Alhbf / Reddit
A big trigger in the nanny world? “Light housekeeping.” If you get asked to do some light housekeeping, it means they want you to be their maid as well. So any downtime they expect you to be vacuuming, doing laundry, dishes. That’s the question that seems innocent but is a huge red flag. © Onlyf**snanny / Reddit

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