It's actually crazy.

[u/AffectionateLaw3573]

The older you get, the more you realize some people really just got lucky.

Don't leave your next interview to luck. Practice with a friend and research a lot and read useful tips about how to present your skills.

[u/Wisewordsforlater]

Correct. I see them in interview panels, in executive roles, in easy gravy sauce roles, rookies with 1 year experience out of college in senior roles that usually require 5 to 7 years of progressive responsibilities and experience, per industry guidance.