have you ever had this happen to you....boss comes knocking on your door

Contributor: kitty91 kitty91
i had put in a application at this job she said it would be a while before she'd call me back & i told her that was fine.. well monday i got a knock on my door and it was her telling me i had a interview this week..she said she had called me but couldnt get ahold of me... has this ever happen to you??
08/27/2012
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Contributor: Ansley Ansley
No, and I would not want to work for someone who crossed such boundaries.
08/27/2012
Contributor: Ganconagh Ganconagh
No, and I have to agree with Stormy. Makes me wonder if she had an ulterior motive in dropping by where you live.
08/27/2012
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
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Originally posted by Ganconagh
No, and I have to agree with Stormy. Makes me wonder if she had an ulterior motive in dropping by where you live.
Exactly. My home is my home and unless I specifically invite you there, you are not welcome. That's for family, friends, bosses, co-workers, and any one else who feels they can just drop by unannounced.
08/27/2012
Contributor: spookycutie spookycutie
I've never had that happen.
While I agree that it's definitely crossing boundaries, I'd still do the interview...maybe it just means she REALLY REALLY REALLY wants to hire you!
08/27/2012
Contributor: Beck Beck
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Originally posted by kitty91
i had put in a application at this job she said it would be a while before she'd call me back & i told her that was fine.. well monday i got a knock on my door and it was her telling me i had a interview this week..she said she had called me ... more
That sounds really unethical unless you are applying for a job that involves caring for others in your home? I would have been completely pissed off. I wouldn't likely even answer the door. People should have respect and NEVER come over unannounced.
08/27/2012
Contributor: Sodom and Gomorrah Sodom and Gomorrah
What the hell? Why couldn't this person send an official letter if they couldn't get you on the phone. That's psycho!
08/27/2012
Contributor: freud13 freud13
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Originally posted by Ansley
No, and I would not want to work for someone who crossed such boundaries.
I agree with Stormy. That would make me uncomfortable and not want to work for that person.
08/27/2012
Contributor: Ansley Ansley
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Originally posted by Beck
That sounds really unethical unless you are applying for a job that involves caring for others in your home? I would have been completely pissed off. I wouldn't likely even answer the door. People should have respect and NEVER come over unannounced.
I used to have a friend who would shout at me from the parking lot when she showed up unannounced. It used to drive me absolutely insane! I would pretend I wasn't home.
08/27/2012
Contributor: meitman meitman
I agree with Stormy. This sounds very unprofessional to me and I would rethink working for such a boss.
08/27/2012
Contributor: js250 js250
I had applied at a nicer restaurant here in town and waited by my phone for days, just hoping for THE call--nothing. One night about 11pm, there was a knock on my door and thinking it was a friend who was always fighting with her hubby--I got up and opened it. The owner of the place I had interviewed at was on my porch!! Drunk as hell, and wanting to hire me, give me a raise, promote me to a different position-before I even started-if I would get naked right there on the porch and....yeah. I went back in the house, looked up his phone number and asked his wife to come get him before I called the cops.
08/28/2012
Contributor: - Kira - - Kira -
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Originally posted by js250
I had applied at a nicer restaurant here in town and waited by my phone for days, just hoping for THE call--nothing. One night about 11pm, there was a knock on my door and thinking it was a friend who was always fighting with her hubby--I got up and ... more
AHAHA. Priceless.


I'm with everyone else on this. This is just plain creepy.
08/28/2012
Contributor: puppylove puppylove
I would be seriously freaked out if someone showed up on my door without prior knowledge of a home visit to offer me a job. I would question that. Now my partner is in law enforcement and there was one department that he was applying with that had a home interview but you were given advanced notice of it and it was only after several other rounds of testing and interviews and background checks.
08/28/2012
Contributor: Petite Valentine Petite Valentine
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Originally posted by js250
I had applied at a nicer restaurant here in town and waited by my phone for days, just hoping for THE call--nothing. One night about 11pm, there was a knock on my door and thinking it was a friend who was always fighting with her hubby--I got up and ... more
Did he at least apologize? (when he was sober)
08/28/2012
Contributor: SMichelle SMichelle
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Originally posted by js250
I had applied at a nicer restaurant here in town and waited by my phone for days, just hoping for THE call--nothing. One night about 11pm, there was a knock on my door and thinking it was a friend who was always fighting with her hubby--I got up and ... more
Wow...just wow!
08/28/2012
Contributor: kitty91 kitty91
wow now thats crazy lol!! what did his wife say???
08/28/2012
Contributor: kitty91 kitty91
yeah idk i dont think she has any ulterior motives but you never know nowadays...but it was super early and i opened the door with my robe on lol! im still going to the interview, maybe she just really really likes me??? or i hope thats just it lol!!
08/28/2012
Contributor: Sirena Sirena
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Originally posted by js250
I had applied at a nicer restaurant here in town and waited by my phone for days, just hoping for THE call--nothing. One night about 11pm, there was a knock on my door and thinking it was a friend who was always fighting with her hubby--I got up and ... more
Fabulous!
08/28/2012
Contributor: Sirena Sirena
That is creepy. I would have expected a letter, or hey in this day in age, an EMAIL? Most job interviews I have had have been set up via phone or email, never my post or home invasion. Make sure you tell someone before you go to the interview. Let them know the place, time, who is interviewing you, and the contact info for the interviewer. Safety first.
08/28/2012