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In a co-op board interview, you can skate around the way your dog surely will snap at. . . children

Flickr photo by Revolt! Puppy

BrickUnderground recently asked me to list how to answer tricky questions during a co-op board interview.  Examples:

The board asks you to describe the dog you adopted from a shelter years ago, a snappish Chow mix who doesn’t like to be touched by strangers and especially not by children

Describe him, truthfully, as a lazy old thing that loves dozing in your lap.

They mention that this is a “family” building.

If you have kids, it is still not okay to mention their hallway soccer league.  And if you’re gay, this might not be the time to explore the board’s definition of “family.”

If you’d like to see more “helpful” hints, visit the BrickUnderground site–if you dare.

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Malcolm Carter
Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker
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Charles Rutenberg Realty
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