Signs your job interview is tanking: - Jobhunter

These all happened to me:

• Your interview keeps getting rescheduled, and rescheduled.

• The interviewer walks out into the lobby to greet you, and appears disappointed/less-than-enthused.

• Your interview is conducted not just by one or two people, but by an intimidating group of 4 or 5 glowering, power-suit-clad men & women, in a huge board room.  Donald Trump begins to come to mind.  ("You're NOT hired!")

• Worse, your interview is conducted in a cubbyhole under the stairs, or in a janitorial supply closet.

• They start throwing all the generic management-type questions at you that have nothing to do with the job you're applying for.  As you struggle to answer them, you begin to wonder if you accidentally applied for the wrong position.

• Your interviewers are tossing questions at you that they KNOW you cannot answer.  They are clearly enjoying watching you squirm.

• You apply at a job quite a long ways from home, because frankly, you need the money this job is offering.   The interviewer asks where you live.  You tell him/her, and they say, "Wow! How long did it take you to get here?" (Translation: You live too far away.")
  

• You have gone all-out on your appearance.  You look great, and ready to work.  However, before or after the interview someone always says to you, "Nice skirt!" (or dress), but it's said in such a way that you just KNOW there was an implied sarcastic "Phfffttt" that belonged in front of their "compliment".

• As you leave the fancy boardroom interview, the ones asking you the impossible questions seem to be in a hurry to see you out the door.  The one person that appeared to want to hire you sees you out to the parking lot, appears sad/wistful, and wishes you good luck in your job search.

• The interviewer calls your former supervisor while you are in the room.  On speaker phone.
  

• You've lucked into one of the few in-house MT jobs left.  You're thrilled!  It's a good hospital, close to where you live!  You're sure you'll ace this interview.  Your transcription test quickly goes down the tubes when you are placed at a computer that has one of those bizarre articulated keyboards.  You do your best, but the test is timed (only 10 min.), the dictator is heavily-accented, and you forgot to bring your own headset, so must use their crummy, padded ear-bud, sound-on-one-side-only headset.  You know right then and there you are doomed.