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I think it depends person to person and not male/female .My experience with female interviewer is good only and both selected me 😅
True, maybe it went bad in my case.i shared this experience because I sensed similar kind of vibes in all the interview where interviewer were females while male interviewers cooperated very well
When someone with mediocre skills gets a chance to take interview they always do like this, good skilled interviewer won't do this.
Have faced same with both genders
Exactly
Some are at their jobs just for the namesake.
Don't Let such experiences stop you from rising above and being a true professional.
Let's be behave better towards others.
I have faced the similar thing with both female n male interviewer. All I realised is they were not skilled enough to take interview because those who are really good at their skills will always help you even when you are stuck in something and they find you are approaching in a right direction.
I have faced when I gave interview for capgemini. It was almost went like a debate btw us. Finally she didnt select and told that I dont know basics, tat made me low. After that I got good offer which capgemini didnt even ready to match my offer which offered ctc - 2lakhs. Everything s for good. Leave n try other companies
Similar experience with Capgemini, the lady was asking questions from some website and expected that I should answer word to word matching.
Later they informed me I wasn't selected.
I raised the concern to HR and am still waiting.(it's been three months)
And I can here gossiping in the background while I was giving answers.
Male one are understanding
Mine was like squid game.... 1 mistake and you are eliminated... 🤣🤣
Haha..relatable
Nothing to do with gender but taking the interview process casually
Ive faced similar situations with both male and female interviewers
Yes I can relate with one instance where the interviewer was MBA grad and probably she made a list of questions that she needs to ask and was trying to cover as many possible. I believe the problem was she was 2-3 YOE MBA grad and u was 12 YOE and she was pushed into taking interviews.
Faced same with both genders. Yes, it feels very demotivating but you just rise up stronger.
True
Even I felt same with female interviewer. Never felt it in case of male.
I think it's quite opposite to me. I cleared all the interviews when it's involved female interviewers. That too one time i perfomed very poorly in an interview but the interview panel lady was very polite and calm and she explained all the answers for the questions she asked.
But even after giving worst performance she selected me. First time i felt very guilty for clearing interview and i rejected the offer because I know iam not the right fit for the profile.
U did good
Doesn't seem to be a gender problem.
Didn't said that either,I am not judgmental here just shared my own experience 😊
Same
They are racist
I have faced similar issues brother!
Pro
Ladki se or kya expect kar skte h apne aap ko jyada hoshiyar samjhti h aisi advance auratein
That's misogynist! I wish you had grown up around better people to have a better thinking about women. How do you even have this job at TCS!
Had a horrible interview experience with an interviewer from IBM today. He is asking me not to talk general tech and be more specific. When I go into specifics he is not interested to hear and stopping me. He is asking me to put in layman terms and when I start to answer or think, he is starting to present his answer with a airport checkpoint example. He wants me to get in his head and understand the perspective of his question. I tried to politely convey my work experiences but he gets triggered when I speak for 5 mins and starts taking classes. I know this is down the drain. Initially I was furious and disappointed on myself for not putting up the best show but later I realised where it went wrong. Even though we hold one or two offers, being rejected in an interview creates lot of stress. Be strong, believe in yourself and keep marching forward.