Are you brave enough to intentionally mess with a job candidate you’re interviewing?

30 May 2024 · 1 min
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A short transcript excerpt from a YouTube video where the speaker (SPEAKER A) describes unconventional interview tactics: intentionally creating small stressors during interviews (wrong food, wrong condiments, feigned dishevelment and conversational rabbit holes) to observe candidates’ calmness, behavior toward service staff, and how they respond when the interviewer appears unprepared. The speaker references the TV detective Columbo as an analogy and mentions a candidate named Bill.

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