Getting out of an interview process?
So I've been job hunting and I applied for a role that is in my field of interest and with a company that seemed to have many of the core values I was looking for. I was contacted for a phone interview that I think went well but during the course of it, I realized that their vision of the role and my vision don't align. There were also red flags for me in terms of the resources available to support the work and n terms of compensation. I don't want energy or time to be invested on my side or theirs, knowing that even if they made me an offer, I would not accept it.
If I'm contacted again, what's the best way to say I am no longer interested?
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