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STIS: Should I be upset if I was invited to sit in on 4-5 interviews but the decision to decide who to offer was made without my input?

Posted by Strongbad (aka Rambler14) Apr 23 '09, 06:57

In no way was I going to be the one that decides who gets it,
job title is the exact same as the one I currently have. My boss and 2 superiors were also in the interview.

But like, I just heard they're extending an offer. It was decided yesterday after I had gone home for the day.

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I've done it before. My role was to describe details about what the job is like, not to participate in the interviewing. -- nm - con_carne Apr 23, 07:45
I would not like it - it would seem like a waste of my time - Epiphany Apr 23, 07:11
I don't htink so. -- nm - loosilu Apr 23, 07:04
no - being on an interview panel is a good developmental opportunity. I found that sitting on the other side of the table made me think a lot more - Roger More Apr 23, 07:04 1
- We did that, a little bit - Strongbad Apr 23, 07:07
Nah, I pretty much had to do the same thing. I don't think it's much to get worked up over. -- nm - TFox Apr 23, 07:03

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