India, March 13 -- A woman who gave 88 interviews while looking for a new job has revealed her insights on the hiring processes of various companies to help out others like her. Taking to Reddit, the woman who said she was a mid-level professional in the corporate legal field shared three insights about the hiring process from her experience.

She shared a lenghty post on Reddit titled "Things I've learned after 88 interviews" listing the types of questions interviewers ask, claiming that they can provide insight into their biases or tell you more about what they are looking for. "Pay attention to patterns," she said.

"Hiring manager interviews that are 20 min or less usually either means 1) they aren't seriously considering you for the ...