Is It Okay To Walk Out Of A Job Interview?

it is obvious that you haven't been called for many interviews. it not all job posting that u have to write a test. if u are applying for most entry level positions, yes u are likely to write a test, if  u have gained lots of experience and u know your worth, sister, at that point u r not likely to be called in for a test but an interview and the interview is more of a negotiation where both parties play their cards right in order to land a good deal. if your present company pays u well and u have great benefits from them and another company tries to lure u away and have u for themselves but they fall short of your expectations, u may make your point clear during the interview but they may continue to try to make u see how good their offer is even though it falls short of your present pay-rate, and they may promise u an increase in your pay check down the road(which may be 5 years down the road, thats a vague statement), at that point u can excuse urself with a polite point, saying stuff like, i really must be on my way now sir/ma, i appreciate your time and offer but i will pass on it, and then u leave the room with out letting them utter a word(if u r already pissed off). my point is, when u have gained experience, in most cases, both parties hold an ace and u have the right to use urs too. my present job, i got in 2005, and even though i was fresh from nigeria, having worked in nigeria for various companies, i kept a bold outlook to the whole interview process with the manager who happens to be the second from the GM, he had lots of questions and i gave him clear answers and to his surprise, i had tons of questions for him too, and i mean lots of questions, ranging from stuff like, if he likes his job, how long he had worked with the company and what is experience so far was, how long do employees stay in the job(this was to verify if employees like the place or they just hold the job hoping for some thing better in a short time), employee benefits, reviews by their cliente base etc, he was polite enough to answer all my questions and when he handed me over to the HR manager, he came back to tell me, " thank u for those great questions", the HR manager asked me what was that all about, i said we had a little chat .  the company is worth something so do i, so if i felt that it is a waste of my time, i will politely excuse myself and leave. but like i said in my earlier post, u have to read the situation to make a meaningful judgment of what your actions should be, not every company will accept u drilling them back with questions, u have to read and make a good assessment of where u are and what u intend to achieve. my friend, it is a game of chess, think before u act. that move can make or break u.

Shows how much of a failure you already destined yourself to be. Mumu!

2 my opinion,it is not good 2 walk out frm an interview.no matter d how is it u must not do dt.dere was a proverb dt says if u want 2 catch a monkey,u do like a monkey
2 my own view is not okayyyyyy

I once walked out of an interview of sorts, early in my work career, while I was in my first job, in fact.
It was at an IT company known as Tranter ( don't know if they still exist tho).
I got there and was attended to by the receptionist, who gave me a bunch of like 1000 photocopied A+ and Network+ questions, and asked me to start answering them on a piece of paper.
No time limit, no modalities for conducting the ad-hoc tests, nothing. Three hours later I was still a little over half-way and I stood up and went to ask the receptionist (a guy) when this 'test' was supposed to end (cos it was a work day and I felt I had played hookey long enough). The guy shrugged and said 'well, just finish it. If you're tired you can always forget it and leave'. That just did it for me. I walked out without saying another word.
Reason why? I wasn't about to change my crummy IT job for another crummy one abeg.
I don't blame anybody for walking out of an interview, but it has to be an impossible situation. Nowadays I would never walk out of an interview for any reason. Wouldn't even attend in the first place if I felt it wasn't for me.
Peace.