Who is more rude?

[womet]

Is it more rude for an interviewer to fall asleep during an interview OR for the interviewee to ask the inteviewer if he's falling asleep?

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[oregonpachey]

The interviewer is more rude IMO.

[womet]

May 15, 2012 18:57:47 GMT -5 pennypenny said:

Please do not tell me this happened to Mr. Womet. Was he the interviewer or interviewee?

Sure did. He was the inteviewee.

I told him that I wouldn't have said anything to the interviewer (there were others there conducting the interview). He told me to "take it to the Nest."

[ijack]

May 15, 2012 19:01:33 GMT -5 womet said:

May 15, 2012 18:57:47 GMT -5 pennypenny said:

Please do not tell me this happened to Mr. Womet. Was he the interviewer or interviewee?

Sure did. He was the inteviewee.

I told him that I wouldn't have said anything to the interviewer (there were others there conducting the interview). He told me to "take it to the Nest."

There were other people in the room? He absolutely shouldn't have said anything.

[Deleted]

Both are rude, but your husband really fucked up.

/gavel

[Deleted]

I would have stayed quiet. I don't see any benefit from offending or embarrassing my interviewer.

[womet]

May 15, 2012 19:09:15 GMT -5 @misoangry said:

Both are rude, but your husband really fucked up.

/gavel

Oh I agree. He is calls it like he sees it, and doesn't realize that's not always the best response.

[Roc A Bee]

How did he ask? Was it out of concern?

[80sjunkie]

Yeah I'm team wife.

[womet]

May 15, 2012 19:16:38 GMT -5 Roc A Bee said:

How did he ask? Was it out of concern?

He says that he said "You're not falling asleep, are ya?" And then one of the other interviewers said that he thought he was.

[mccallister84]

Yea.... I would probably be freaking out inside if the interviewer was falling asleep but never would say anything - either way I would assume I wasn't getting the job. Although didn't this happen on Friends with Ross?

[chicken]

So he kind of made a joke out of it? Less awkward than what I originally envisioned. At least the interviewers will remember him.

[Deleted]

Oh yikes, I wouldn't have said anything. That stinks though. One time an interviewer asked if they had time for a cigarette break before the next interview and I thought he was asking me. It was awkward.

[dexteroni]

May 15, 2012 19:21:09 GMT -5 womet said:

May 15, 2012 19:16:38 GMT -5 Roc A Bee said:

How did he ask? Was it out of concern?

He says that he said "You're not falling asleep, are ya?" And then one of the other interviewers said that he thought he was.

Woah. Royal fuckup. But maybe they'll value a straight shooter? Or if he doesn't get this job, at least he'll know why? That's the best I got.

[AAM2012]

I had an attorney fall asleep (and was snoring very loudly) during my deposition and I was LIVID but I didn't say anything for fear he'd keep me there longer. I am torn on who is more ruder

[FishChicks]

If he gets hired, he'll know the company can tolerate people who call it like they see it!

[hazel]

The interviewer.

That must have been so awkward for him. I'm not sure what I would have done in that situation.