Re: Recent unusual interview experiences

["S Ryan" <sryan -at- sryan -dot- com>]

Wow, I seem to have touched a nerve here! It seems 
that everyone's got a good (bad) interview story. The 
one about the firing squad-style interview for the 
franchise place was extraordinary.

I've been fortunate, having never encountered Mr. 
Flippy Tie, Mr. "Look At My Ring," or Mr. "What Does 
this Thomas Mann Quote Mean to You." And I do 
count myself fortunate.

Thanks to all the people offered good thoughts on what 
might be happening here. You're probably all correct to 
some degree. 

I'd also agree with the person who pointed out that, failing 
dire circumstances, there're lots worse things than being 
unemployed. 

Thanks to everyone who ventured an opinion or related a 
horror story. It's heartening to know that other people have 
dealt with bizarre stuff in interviews. Who knows what lurks 
in the hearts of interviewers?

S Ryan
Writer & Editor
"Niente senza gioia"
sryan -at- sryan -dot- com 




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