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In response to "see, to me, as an interviewer, i would wonder if your boss was worried about your work and was therefore overseeing." by Andie

i know, and that is where i have problems.

Posted by tRuMaN (aka Truman) Aug 31 '12, 07:19

i cant really give a lot more details without blaming my boss.

i try to dance around it, saying i have two client reps as Professional side references. and saying that its something he is doing to all the employees, but what else can i say?

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Why would you ever make someone think you want to go to work for them for *bad* reasons? -- nm - Spawn Aug 31, 07:41
Don't say anything about your decreasing work load. At all. The interviewer will assume your boss doesn't have faith in you and that it's your fault -- nm - TWuG Aug 31, 07:20 7
- so far i havent found an answer that seems acceptable, and which doesnt cause more questions - tRuMaN Aug 31, 07:22 1
  - What question are they giving you where you have to answer that your work load is being taken away? - TWuG Aug 31, 07:26
- this. there is *zero* reason to bring that up. -- nm - Andie Aug 31, 07:21 4
  - yup. You have to weave a scenario, even if somewhat false, to avoid that entirely IMO. nm -- nm - groiny Aug 31, 07:22 3
    - yeah, i need to work on this, this weekend. -- nm - tRuMaN Aug 31, 07:25 2
      - Why would you need a scenario to say "I wish to tackle new opportunities that aren't currently available in my office." - Will Hunting Aug 31, 07:29 1
        
        Exactly. -- nm - Spawn Aug 31, 07:42

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