Re:Two capacitor paradox
by thomasahle on Monday May 25, 2020 @12:20PM
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> If the ... interviewer had not had a backup question, the interview might have gone badly
That seems like a wild assumption to make.
Interviewers will usually tell you straight up to inform them if you already know the question.
Re:Two capacitor paradox
by heavenlyblue on Monday May 25, 2020 @12:33PM
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What would happen if you didn’t?
Re:Two capacitor paradox
by whatshisface on Monday May 25, 2020 @12:49PM
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You'd be joining the ranks of pod people who real people work day and night to eliminate from among them.
In this case, if the interviewee had been radically honest and interviewer had not had a backup question, the interview might have gone badly, even though the interviewee apparently was a good employ.
In fact, radical/extreme honesty is often seen as a sign of childhood problems or mild autism by mental health practitioners, as people normally learn to white lie at young age.