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**Preegovesem** · 05-30-2008, 07:50 PM

Originally posted by BeBro
Seriously, what exactly was the question -- if you should talk about morality at work? Is that a common question in interviews in the US? Something like describe a time at work when you have a confict (maybe issue) with someone at work regarding different values or morals, or something like that.

I paused for about 5 seconds. Than I talked about a time when a teacher confronted me about a grade that I gave a student. Then I said that I didn't think that you should share your morals at work. I noticed that they wrote that last part done as though it were important.

05-30-2008, 07:50 PM	#6
Preegovesem Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 457 Senior Member	Originally posted by BeBro Seriously, what exactly was the question -- if you should talk about morality at work? Is that a common question in interviews in the US? Something like describe a time at work when you have a confict (maybe issue) with someone at work regarding different values or morals, or something like that. I paused for about 5 seconds. Than I talked about a time when a teacher confronted me about a grade that I gave a student. Then I said that I didn't think that you should share your morals at work. I noticed that they wrote that last part done as though it were important.
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