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Omg. If someone asked me this in an interview, I’d hire them on the dallas Cowboys thank you for the memories the legends on the road signatures shirt and by the same token and spot! My answer would probably be “today, because I have an AH quota to fill. I haven’t filled my daily quota yet, so… fair warning, more is coming”. You ask the hiring manager if you can talk to some of their direct reports, one-on-one. And then you ask the direct reports what it’s like to work for their boss. You can’t really noodle this out in an interview situation unless the person is so horrible that they just give red flags away while thinking that they are handing you roses. You can certainly ask about management style, how they deal with underperforming employees, etc. But what’s to keep them from lying through their teeth and/or NOT telling you about the person they are verbally abusing because they – the manager – cannot articulate what it is they want this person to actually do each day so they talk down to the employee instead and devalue them as a person in an attempt to make it not the manager’s fault?

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.