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> never thought about obedience in any aspect. What demonstrates obedience more than having to solve a problem against the expectations of someone holding some

> never thought about obedience in any aspect. What demonstrates obedience more than having to solve a problem against the expectations of someone holding something of value over your head? "If you don't do as we say in the way we tell you to say it, you don't get this <thing>." No matter you may have a different perspective on solving the problem, even going so far as to dismiss it outright, it's all about the rubric. No subtlety, no interpretation allowed. Make it easier for your interviewer masters.

whimsicalism 2y ago
this is an alien way of looking at the world to me
xigoi 2y ago
Who said anything about not being allowed to have a different perspective?
- alex_lav 2y ago
  The nature of an interview...
  - xigoi 2y ago
    Just because some interviewers are bad, it doesn’t mean that it’s an inherent property of interviews.
    - em-bee 2y ago
      when the majority of interviewers are bad it does become an apparent property of interviews