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Since you will never have any way to seriously lern if that question works you can just as well ask in an interview if the candidate ever wanted to be a panda.
by dependsontheq 7y ago
Since you will never have any way to seriously lern if that question works you can just as well ask in an interview if the candidate ever wanted to be a panda. I think people who wanted to be pandas are lazy and shouldn‘t be trusted.
- qchris 7y agoI'd never actively considered whether or not I wanted to be a panda before reading this, but my initial reaction was "of course, who wouldn't?" and I thought you were going to express a distrust of anyone without that reaction. Obviously, that's not the case, and I'm a little shocked. Just a clear case of different approachs, but I'm guess I'm glad nobody's asked me this in an interview yet.
- ggm 7y agoI would certainly employ somebody who could answer "have you ever wanted to be a panda" cogently. A single word answer invites questions. This is not the same question as "what is your spirit animal" which may be a reason to terminate the interview as a candidate.