Recruiter Grills Candidate On His "Short Stints"

One thing though I see on your resume that gives me a little bit of pause is short stints. If I were to represent you, if our firm were to represent you, how do we explain the short stints?

Absolutely. Some of the changes in my, you know, job were not made by my own decision. They were made either financially by a company not able to sustain that employment due to their situation, and/or me trying to find the best way to, you know, maintain my career. My resume— So hold on, hold on.

You don't have a single experience that's 2 years or less. That's not because of a performance issue with you? Correct.

I consider myself, Rory, a unicorn.

The self-described unicorn. This is a first.

Rory wants to get real about Al's past, and Al is sensationalizing it instead of being genuine.

My previous managers would consider me a cooler. I feel that I'm very flexible to work with any type of personality. I would say that at this point in my career, you're actually getting the best version of me.

Rory is not buying what Al is selling, and Al is doubling down.

So Al was interesting. I think he started off trying to give the perfect answer to every single question, and that worked pretty well for the first 10 minutes, but I really wanted to see the, the real Al come out, and I think in the The second part of the interview is when he gave really authentic answers, but the first 10 minutes I think were a little robotic.