3 ms·
A legitimate answer could be "who?" I played a game of Taboo (a party game) yesterday night. I asked the question "the surname of the leader of party ..." (the
by pmontra 2y ago
A legitimate answer could be "who?"
I played a game of Taboo (a party game) yesterday night. I asked the question "the surname of the leader of party ..." (the third largest one in my country). The guy I asked it to looked at me and answered "I have no idea." He's old enough to vote even if he didn't have to do it yet. Leaders of foreign countries? Maybe he doesn't know where to place North Korea on a map, even the general area.
OK, we could say that the lack of a general culture could be a hint not to hire that person so that could be a legitimate termination of the interview anyway.
- barry-cotter 2y agoCulture fit questions everywhere. Wouldn’t want to hire someone of the wrong social class. They might “shoot hoops” or something similarly vulgar.
- koliber 2y agoThat would be a good answer. But they are very poor at this game and can’t answer basic challenges gracefully. They do seem to be decent programmers though based on my experience with these scam interviews.