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> I would do it if the company was one I was excited about. And what happens if you don’t get the job? You’d have a daily reminder of a bad interview and the j
by al_borland 3mo ago
> I would do it if the company was one I was excited about.
And what happens if you don’t get the job? You’d have a daily reminder of a bad interview and the job you failed to get. For someone with a ton of tattoos, maybe it doesn’t matter, just a funny story. For others, it could be a much bigger deal.
With the coffee shop, you get coffee for life, the life of the company, or the tenure of the owner/manger who agreed to it. With the job interview, you’re not guaranteed a job a life. Just an interview, and for all anyone knows, that tattoo stunt could have been a way to weed out people who were too desperate or make questionable decisions. So they’d get a short interview as a formality, but were never in the running for an actual job.
- paulcole 3mo ago> And what happens if you don’t get the job? I don’t get the job. Not getting the job doesn’t mean the interview was bad. And if it was a bad interview, life goes on. You’re right that nothing is guaranteed in life. But you can do what you want and react to stuff how you want.