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I have seen that happen before and it usually signals one of two things. Either they are already leaning toward an offer or they are disorganized and unclear about what they want. I would trust your gut on how it felt. Are you planning to move forward if they reach out or does it feel off enough to pass?
Yea I have. They just want to know how much you probably know about the Them. And the Job role.
I had an interview where the manager told me upfront he had "seen enough" and just wanted to have a casual chat. Sounded cool at first, but then he spent 45 minutes telling me how stressful the job was. It felt more like a warning than an interview. I think it's sometimes used as a tactic to see if you’ll self-select out.
I’ve never had that happen! I’ve had times where the interviewer would answer one of my questions probably a bit excessively, but never just talking the whole time. Even if they wanted a setup where I asked the questions, a heads up would be nice. I’m prepared to answer, not conduct the interview?
I've had this happen in a sales interview. It usually means either 1. they are unprepared and probably one of those people that talks a lot anyway, or 2. it could mean that they are more concerned with selling YOU. If the latter, that could be a red flag. It should be a two-way info sharing