So I went in for my interview, things went ok until I feel I definitely answered a question wrong. The interviewing officer proposed the following situation; You and 3 fellow officers are out fishing, when one of them (who you work with) pulls out a marijuana cigarette and starts to smoke it. What do you do?
I answered that I would tell him to put it out immediately, and explained the reason why. Here's where I think I messed up. When asked if I would report him to my supervisor, my common sense took a snooze, and me-ever being the boy scout, answered them honestly. I told them no, no I would not report him to my supervisor. And ever since then I've been kicking myself in the head.
So my question; have I pretty much bombed the interview? I know they say there are no right or wrong answers, but there are obviously undesirable answers. So. would those with experiences in these matters be willing to give their honest opinion?
Thanks
I answered that I would tell him to put it out immediately, and explained the reason why. Here's where I think I messed up. When asked if I would report him to my supervisor, my common sense took a snooze, and me-ever being the boy scout, answered them honestly. I told them no, no I would not report him to my supervisor. And ever since then I've been kicking myself in the head.
So my question; have I pretty much bombed the interview? I know they say there are no right or wrong answers, but there are obviously undesirable answers. So. would those with experiences in these matters be willing to give their honest opinion?
Thanks
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