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It's never happened to me before. I've wanted to walk off and quit because I knew the interview was going nowhere. But that always feels rude, so I stick it out. Sometimes I wish I didn't.
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I also wouldn't walk off externally too, first impression matters and what if I meet the recruiter again in the future, so I just stay calm till the end of the interview session knowing fully well I have my decision made.
I definitely have been there. I had an interview like that several months ago. I already knew I wouldn't take the job if I was offered it, but I still followed through with the interview until the end.
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This was exactly how I felt during the interview, I know it will be rude for me to interrupt the interview, all I had to do was sit it through even though my mid was already made up.