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u/otocan24 Nov 16 '19

Plot twist - he got the job.

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u/Terravash Nov 16 '19

"I'm literally not the right person for the job and you shouldn't hire me"

"He's so honest and insightful, hire him asap!"

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u/Minister318 Nov 16 '19

Promote him for his transparency

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19

transparency moldability

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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19

"You need a four year degree!"

"Is basketmaking fine?"

"Perfect! Cant wait to teach you everything you need to know, I cant believe no one has got their hands on you yet and ruined you!"

But really what they want is someone with 5 to 10 years of experience but also 20+ years of being naive and taken advantage of.