Does a job seem too good to be true? 3 ways to detect if it is, during and after the interview (via CNBCMakeIt)
"BS-ing" is different from fibbing, he says: "Lying involves discussing or communicating something that one does not actually believe," while "BS-ing is simply communicating without any regard for truth, genuine evidence, or established knowledge."
"You're making a lot of assumptions based on a single interaction," Petrocelli says. "And people can be good with that interaction. They can be very chummy and inviting and warm. But is that the way they interact all the time? Probably not."Don't simply take the interviewer's word for details about what a position entails or how a company operates.
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