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Potentially, but I don’t necessarily think it’s a red flag.
I think people over complicate their jobs (or think their job is more important than what it is), and a lot of time this “fast paced environment”, “rockstar who embraces chaos”, or whatever lingo they use, is nothing more than the standard curveballs that literally every job has
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Chaos talk is rarely harmless. It usually signals burnout ahead, not excitement
It's a slightly red flag. If that's really reflective of the environment, it's obviously a bad thing. But I think it's just as likely that the hiring manager is just talking a big game, when in reality working there may be no different than working for your current employer.
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glamorised chaos. It usually means poor leadership.
That is a huge red flag. Nobody "loves" chaos in my opinion. Some people just thrive on it because they don't know any better.
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Interesting take