Interviewer cried during interview

[NurseLoveJoy88, ASN, RN]

Today I went on an interview and the lady that interviewed starting crying while talking about her clients. I was very moved by her emotions and glad that she truly cares about these clients. I was just a little shocked, and didn't really know what to say. Anyone else cry or either had the interviewer cry during an interview?

[DeLana_RN, BSN, RN]

I'm sure it was somewhat embarrassing to her. However, the way you reacted - discreet and professional, understanding and compassionate - will probably do a lot to help you get the job.

Good luck!

[NurseLoveJoy88, ASN, RN]

I'm sure it was somewhat embarrassing to her. However, the way you reacted - discreet and professional, understanding and compassionate - will probably do a lot to help you get the job.

Good luck!

She apologized for crying. I told her it was fine.

I get emotional when talking about some of my previous patients too. I just know how to modulate my emotions while interviewing.

[netglow, ASN, RN]

Hmm. IDK. I kinda wonder if she was under incredible stress. Hopefully she didn't cry because you seemed like a nice person and there is nobody else in that place who she can confide in...

BTW, LoveJoy, you and I are both "Advocates" of something, aren't we?!

[NurseLoveJoy88, ASN, RN]

Hmm. IDK. I kinda wonder if she was under incredible stress. Hopefully she didn't cry because you seemed like a nice person and there is nobody else in that place who she can confide in...

BTW, LoveJoy, you and I are both "Advocates" of something, aren't we?!

I supposed. I was wondering where the nicknames came from. lol

[netglow, ASN, RN]

First I thought it was by how many years you had been on this board, but it's not. Hmmm. One of the mods/staff commented somewhere that the idea behind those would be soon revealed.

[leslie :-D]

i had a boss cry in front of me, one time.

(i think i made her cry, but that's another story.)

boss became profusely embarrassed and apologetic.

i called her a wuss.

(no i didn't- hahahaha).

i just stood there with a sympathetic look on my face, then redirected conversation to issue at hand.

it takes all kinds...

and it has taken me awhile to appreciate that.:)

leslie

[NurseLoveJoy88, ASN, RN]

So true leslie.

[Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN]

I had a manager go into Rapid Afib during an interview and pass out........I got the job :). I ownder what was going on in her personal life to make her so emotional....you never truely know someone's personal burdens. I owuld ask her if she was ok and wanted to re-schedule.

[Sparrowhawk]

No....but I would find it unprofessionall...maybe it's just a personal thing...I don't do crying very well.

[NellieOlsen]

I probably would have cried with her. I hate to see people cry!

[Nascar nurse, ASN, RN]

First I thought it was by how many years you had been on this board, but it's not. Hmmm. One of the mods/staff commented somewhere that the idea behind those would be soon revealed.

Sorry - thread hijack

I kinda thought it was related to how many years you had been on the board too - what made you decide it wasn't? Seems everyone is trying to figure this out and the mods aren't ready to spill the beans (to busy frying bigger fish :)). Maybe it is by how many posts you have had??? I'm an advocate too and I advocate for figuring this little mystery out.