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That sounds genuinely exhausting
an interviewer who pushes past a clear, professional boundary isn't testing you, they're showing you the culture. You handled it right. A payslip under contract isn't negotiable, and knowing that isn't ignorance it's integrity.
The worst interviews aren't failures. They're filters. That one filtered them out.
Uhh...
Rising Star
It's a huge red flag for any potential employer to get that hung up on your current income. To further drive that point, it's actually illegal to ask.
Take the job if you are desperate, but keep looking.
Chief
It is NOT illegal to ask in many if not most states.
Pro
Should have just left…
I would have just walked out of that interview because there were too many red flags. The interviewer herself sounds very rude and very unprofessional to me. It seems like all she cared about was your income level. I, for one, wouldn't want to work for a company like that. The interviewer's attitude alone speaks VOLUMES to me as to what kind of person she really is. That tells me everything I need to know about the company as well