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The job-interview. (Original Post)
DetlefK
Feb 2019
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PoindexterOglethorpe
(25,906 posts)1. video now unavailable.
rickford66
(5,528 posts)2. Watch on YouTube
PJMcK
(22,055 posts)3. Violence is always funny
(sarcasm)
skydive forever
(446 posts)4. I thought that it was funny
In a British humor kind of way.
Leith
(7,813 posts)5. Mitchell and Webb were hilarious
I've had off-the-wall interviews before. Some HR people seem to have the idea that it's a good idea for them to put the screws to people looking for a job.
I had one where the interviewer told me that she had been trained by government law enforcement and intel agents to read people and body language. She said nastily and with a glowering look "I can tell everything I need to know just by looking at you."
I'm quite grateful that I didn't get the job. She was nuts.