7 Red Flags In A Job Interview - Signs of a Bad Employer

Want to know how to recognize signs of a bad employer during a job interview? This video is for you.
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[BrigetteHyacinth]

Don't let anyone clip your wings. You were born to soar! You deserve to be happy. Thanks for watching! 𝗗𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗴𝗲𝘁 𝘁𝗼 like and 𝘀𝘂𝗯𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗶𝗯𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝘃𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼𝘀. T𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗸 𝘆𝗼𝘂. 🥰

[starbyheart]

Some jobs show these red flags quickly but in my last job, they were slowly revealed that at 2 years, I got out because everything was getting toxic. Now, I am at a job that appreciates me, pays well, and no micromanaging. It is possible

[pateltarun]

My recent experience says that Micro management is not good for a employee as it demotivates them and decreases their morale.

[kimshulman]

Thank you for this video. One red flag that has always held up for me is when the interviewer says that the work group is "like a family". I run as soon as I hear those words. I just left a toxic environment to set up my own practice and work for myself. Fingers crossed! I appreciate you.

[kezlakez]

I think the bad employers are the ones disliking this video. 😂
Thanks for sharing, Brigette.

[raphaeldechichi]

If someone offers you an amzing opportunity and you're not sure you can do it, say yes then learn how to do it later. Go where you are celebrated, not tolerated. If they can’t see the real value of you, it’s time for a new start.

[italyfrance]

I worked in a toxic organisation for 5 years.They are the worst but I won't give up Brigette.One day I'll be a boss and treat my employees how I wanted to be treated.

[tevaristorres]

The rude and dismissive interviewer was my experience at my last job. I didn't get the promotion thank God but a month later a Top 5 employer interviewed me and they were fantastic! Great energy in the next interview and they called me the next day with a bomb Offer with multiple promotions! Honestly, I'm grateful for the rude interview...they blessed me and now I'm working in my dream job!

[A.Bass]

It's sad that when you are polite to members of your work culture and perhaps say "your welcome" and was met with "If your fishing for a thank you, just know I don't work that way."

[AlexGreeneHypnotist]

Thank you for the final comment about being jobless.
It really is better for your health, integrity and well-being to be unemployed than to work for a disgusting toxic work environment. Glassdoor is definitely on your side here.

[RachelSDay]

I've experienced most of these situations in the workplace. Those "urgently hiring" ones you really have to watch for. Thanks again for confirming what I know to be true, and thanks for the encouragement!! 😊

[jeffreyvalenzo]

Great video! I left a job as their usual line was "we always did it this way" and they were never willing to change for the greater good. Definitely micromanaging and toxic environment too. You pointed out a lot of realistic truths.

[lindab]

I really needed this to video to confirm what I was seeing as a toxic, micromanaging work environment. I’ve since left this job and trusting the Lord for a better job. Bless you for sharing your wealth of experience.

[intermanus]

The one phrase I hated at my last job was "Stay in your Lane!"

[TheJbk]

A personal favorite, "we're a small company, so we all do extra jobs." #nomoresmallcompaniesforme

[rayadmendez]

I wish I had seen this some years ago. I found myself in a terrible position and whn I reflected on the interview I realized that I there were a lot of red flags. Good news is I have learned my lesson.

[shanwilliams]

I remember a manager telling me “ don’t let your initiative get you in trouble “

[elizabethcrowley]

Would love to see similar tips for remote interviews, when a candidate can't get a sense of the physical space. Thanks for these vids!

[captainamericamarvel]

Attended 9 IVews and all failed, finally i manage to secure a job at my 10 Ivew. One of the largest O&G company in the world. I always believe dont give up and keep trying. Remember god has a better plan for us.

[amoechan]

Every single points you mentioned explains the company I just left. I will say the same. Run.