<human>: A little backstory: I just moved to a new state and am looking for work (this was a last minute move). It's been slow going until a recruiter called me for a position. Just yesterday he called me after sending my resume off and told the company wants to set up an interview.

After the phone call, I realized I never looked up the company. I used Glassdoor, a website I'd used before, even for my last job.

Well, the reviews were terrible. For every good review, there were two to three that were bad, and they were all the same issues: no chance for growth, no reviews or pay raises, high attrition. I was even told I'd be lied to during the interview: they just want warm bodies.

While I expect most companies to have negative reviews, the amount of them and the consistency is turning me off. I don't think I want to work for this company.

My interview is Thursday. I don't have a lot of time. On the one hand, it's been two years since I've interviewed and practice is good. On the other, I don't want to waste anyone's time. My boyfriend thinks I should just tell the recruiter that my research shows this isn't a company I want to work for. I'm not sure that's even a good thing to do. Thoughts?

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<bot>: Have an interview on Thursday for a company I researched, only to find they are a terrible company I don't want to work for. Not sure if I should go or cancel.