Originally Posted by Jeff Lebowski

It likely won't even come up in an interview--at least, not in any direct line of questioning.

Your average panel interview lasts about ten minutes, if that. There's not a lot of time to get into all the byzantine b.s. surrounding the decert drive and the ancient history behind the Flops/Flex merger etc. And if you turn your interview into a rant against Kenn Ricci and his supporting cast of freaks, you might be shooting yourself in the foot. You don't want to come across as bitter. It's the kiss of death.

I could see a question like: "You've been there for X years. Why are you looking to move on now?" That's your opportunity to hint, obliquely, at the fact that the opportunities you'd hoped to see never quite materialized, that you flew with some great people and had some great experiences and will always be grateful, but the time finally came to make the hard decision to move on, for your sake and your family's, etc.

Believe it or not, most people could give .02 about what's happening at Flex/Flops. All they really care about is you.

You might want to invest in some interview prep once you get the call ...