Willow Chiropractic interview questions

Very nice interview-quite casual - more so trying to discuss the person you are not the skills you have. Interviewed by 2 people who were engaging with responses and impressed if you do your homework on chiropractics.

An initial telephone conversation with the manager. She asked very personal questions about pay in my previous job role, which I thought was actually quite rude. I mean imagine if I had discussed what salary they were willing to pay, even before I had an interview. Then she asked why I wanted the job, I mean come on now, this is a telephone job right? It's not a managers position. I have to pay the bills don't I. I should have not bothered but I attended the interview out of curiosity. But it only got worse. I was then asked what I didn't like about my previous job which is not something I want to dwell on in an interview. The interviewer then queried why I left my previous role which again is personal and has nothing to do with this job. The interview was very unprofessional and told me its not where I should work. These people are time wasters and will interview large numbers of people to pay the lowest wage.