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How should I address an interviewee who is more experienced than me?
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I'm working in India and have been asked to take an interview of someone for a particular post. I was asked as I am the only one here who uses the technology required.
I wish to know how I should refer to the interviewee considering that they are quite more experienced and older than I am. Please note that using the first name of you senior is considered quite rude here while last name is too formal/awkward.
Normally, I'd go with sir/ma'am, but I am afraid of how the interviewee might perceive it (I don't want to go down the "please dont call me sir" spiral).
I don't wish to botch this up as this is an opportunity in the end and because the interviewee might become my college in the future.
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I'm working in India and have been asked to take an interview of someone for a particular post. I was asked as I am the only one here who uses the technology required.
I wish to know how I should refer to the interviewee considering that they are quite more experienced and older than I am. Please note that using the first name of you senior is considered quite rude here while last name is too formal/awkward.
Normally, I'd go with sir/ma'am, but I am afraid of how the interviewee might perceive it (I don't want to go down the "please dont call me sir" spiral).
I don't wish to botch this up as this is an opportunity in the end and because the interviewee might become my college in the future.
interviewing india
asked 5 mins ago
BhootBhoot
1299 bronze badges
To be honest, I think they are more likely to be offended that they are being interviewed by a "junior" (no offence) that whatever you call them.
– Gregory Currie
1 min ago
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I'm working in India and have been asked to take an interview of someone for a particular post. I was asked as I am the only one here who uses the technology required.
I wish to know how I should refer to the interviewee considering that they are quite more experienced and older than I am. Please note that using the first name of you senior is considered quite rude here while last name is too formal/awkward.
Normally, I'd go with sir/ma'am, but I am afraid of how the interviewee might perceive it (I don't want to go down the "please dont call me sir" spiral).
I don't wish to botch this up as this is an opportunity in the end and because the interviewee might become my college in the future.
interviewing india
asked 5 mins ago
BhootBhoot
1299 bronze badges
I'm working in India and have been asked to take an interview of someone for a particular post. I was asked as I am the only one here who uses the technology required.
I wish to know how I should refer to the interviewee considering that they are quite more experienced and older than I am. Please note that using the first name of you senior is considered quite rude here while last name is too formal/awkward.
Normally, I'd go with sir/ma'am, but I am afraid of how the interviewee might perceive it (I don't want to go down the "please dont call me sir" spiral).
I don't wish to botch this up as this is an opportunity in the end and because the interviewee might become my college in the future.
interviewing india
interviewing india
asked 5 mins ago
BhootBhoot
1299 bronze badges
asked 5 mins ago
BhootBhoot
1299 bronze badges
asked 5 mins ago
BhootBhoot
1299 bronze badges
asked 5 mins ago
BhootBhoot
1299 bronze badges
asked 5 mins ago
BhootBhoot
1299 bronze badges
1299 bronze badges
To be honest, I think they are more likely to be offended that they are being interviewed by a "junior" (no offence) that whatever you call them.
– Gregory Currie
1 min ago
add a comment
|
To be honest, I think they are more likely to be offended that they are being interviewed by a "junior" (no offence) that whatever you call them.
– Gregory Currie
1 min ago
To be honest, I think they are more likely to be offended that they are being interviewed by a "junior" (no offence) that whatever you call them.
– Gregory Currie
1 min ago
To be honest, I think they are more likely to be offended that they are being interviewed by a "junior" (no offence) that whatever you call them.
– Gregory Currie
1 min ago
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To be honest, I think they are more likely to be offended that they are being interviewed by a "junior" (no offence) that whatever you call them.
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