excreationist
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From a book that claims to help you to pass job interviews....
I wasn't aware of this a few months ago. I had a job interview for a laundry role in an aged care home and gave them what I thought were honest balanced answers. My worker said that I was too negative and that I should only give positive answers.
Anyway this is relevant to the idea that dishonesty is immoral. On the other hand it could save people's lives if you're trying to hide Jews and the secret police are asking you about it....
There could be similar pressure for an AI or government or organisation to lie/deceive if it gives a better outcome...Have you ever held a position that wasn’t right for you?
The only right answer for this kind of question is ‘no’. The problem with answering it with a yes is that you would have to explain how you ended up getting a job that wasn’t right for you in the first place! Don’t give the interviewer any reason to think that the job you are applying for is either out of your depth or wrong for you.
“No I have never been in that position. I am always very careful about the jobs that I apply for. I don’t believe it would be fair on either myself or the company I was applying to join if I got a job that wasn’t right for me. For instance, I know that this job is the right one for me. I have carried out extensive research into this role and also visited the company prior to the interview to ensure that, if I am successful today, then I will be both good at the job and good for the organisation.”
I wasn't aware of this a few months ago. I had a job interview for a laundry role in an aged care home and gave them what I thought were honest balanced answers. My worker said that I was too negative and that I should only give positive answers.
Anyway this is relevant to the idea that dishonesty is immoral. On the other hand it could save people's lives if you're trying to hide Jews and the secret police are asking you about it....