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You would probably also get the opposite problem: I bet some people (particularly international candidates) have little to no experience with Monopoly, and the
by alangpierce 12y ago
You would probably also get the opposite problem: I bet some people (particularly international candidates) have little to no experience with Monopoly, and the question would be unfair to them. If the goal is to start with their vague understanding of the game and see what gaps they fill in and what assumptions they make, then it doesn't work very well if you have to explain the game from scratch. It also takes quite a bit of time to explain the game if someone hasn't seen it before, which doesn't feel like a very efficient use of interview time.
- malkia 12y agoYup. Asking poker, bridge, santase, chess, etc. rules at interview is tricky.