In an online discussion of videos about interviewing techniques, a classmate raised the point that an assumption by the producers that applicants will drive to an interview, is a “bit off the mark.”
My classmate said that when traveling to some places, she would take public transit.
I responded that the assumption about driving hit a false mark with me too. I commute first by foot, bicycle or bus and reserve my use of an automobile for situations when the former are unfeasible.
Watching one video, in which a college employment counselor arrived for her appointments, I remember thinking, isn’t she already on campus? Did she REALLY just hop in her car and drive from one part of campus to another?
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