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re: My experience Interviewing for Dave Ramsey
Posted on 11/17/15 at 7:38 pm to anc
Posted on 11/17/15 at 7:38 pm to anc
It seems any business, Christian centered or not, that focuses on their culture is cult-like.
I interviewed for a homebuilder in Houston once that my friend works at. I spent more time taking personality tests and seeing if I'd fit in with their culture than if I had the skills necessary to do the job.
They also made a comment about me wearing a suit. "We don't see people in suits here very often."
It made sense that my friend works there, as he and I have different views about the workplace, but it was extremely off-putting to me.
Additionally, the "culture" places pay like shite.
I interviewed for a homebuilder in Houston once that my friend works at. I spent more time taking personality tests and seeing if I'd fit in with their culture than if I had the skills necessary to do the job.
They also made a comment about me wearing a suit. "We don't see people in suits here very often."
It made sense that my friend works there, as he and I have different views about the workplace, but it was extremely off-putting to me.
Additionally, the "culture" places pay like shite.
Posted on 11/17/15 at 7:50 pm to southernelite
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Additionally, the "culture" places pay like shite.
They had a lot of young, uneducated employees. They sold them on the "This is the best job you'll ever have." And they would go to church, tell people they worked for Dave Ramsey, and be treated differently. So they believed it.
As far as pay goes - they knew what the market was. They went up $20k on my offer immediately - they were just seeing how cheap they could get me. My working theory is that I was the desired employee from the get go, but with the offer coming three months after I "interviewed," they hired someone that didn't work out, but was cheaper.
I was told that in one year, they had 70 employees come and go. They had around 75 total employees at one time. The article I linked above is very telling, and there is a blog of a former employee that really emphasized the cultish atmosphere.
Like I said - theres nothing wrong with his get out of debt plan. He's made millions selling common sense. I'm glad that I dodged a bullet on the job, but I still cringe when I run across someone that is passionate about his stuff.
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