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If they want to end the interview, it doesn't matter what question they ask, because they won't be listening to your answer anyway.
by Retra 11y ago
If they want to end the interview, it doesn't matter what question they ask, because they won't be listening to your answer anyway.
- jackmaney 11y agoExactly. One can opt out of literally any interview question by simply ending the interview.
- kpwagner 11y agoLOL. Yeah, that's like saying, 'hey, if you don't like the laws in this country, you can move out.' You sure can; you sure CAN. Disparity of "power". That's what interviews are all about. So you would pass up a great candidate because they disagreed with the relevancy of your line of questioning? It takes a lot more intelligence and self-confidence to consider a question and respectfully opt out of it than to blindly do your master's bidding and muddle through a through a question you don't even understand.
- jazzyk 11y agoI would not hire you because of your lack of social skills. Yes, the question is a bit silly, but as an adult you need to be able to deal with silly/annoying questions gracefully. Any polite, hopefully humorous answer would do here.
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