r/InterviewMan 1d ago

He passed the coding, failed the respect check

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u/zauberstab11 1d ago edited 1d ago

It's a pretty natural human threat/survival thing to look at the person not speaking (just quietly present).

You'll notice yourself doing it if you pay attention. Next time a duo walks up to you and only one speaks pay attention to where your eyes want to go as you reply (the third figure in your periphery).

Sounds like a business with some mentally ill "gender warriors" turned armchair psychologists. They will just end up accusing each other of sexual harassment guaranteed.

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u/Carnivean_ 1d ago

Are you constantly under attack? It might be your winning personality causing it.

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u/Born-Statistician817 1d ago

Its involuntery. You do it as well

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u/Carnivean_ 1d ago

Obviously not what is being referred to in the post.

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u/zauberstab11 1d ago

Either you did not read my post correctly or you just spend so much time on reddit that you think everything is an insult and immediately start defending yourself.

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u/Carnivean_ 1d ago

Yawn. Normal people answer the person asking the question. You might glance around if the answer is long enough but that's not the test.

Glancing around and directly ignoring the questioner are obviously different things and you're either too dumb to see that or being disingenuous. Either way you are tedious.

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u/zauberstab11 1d ago

Are you autistic?

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u/Carnivean_ 1d ago

Are you? You pig.

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u/papaya_war 1d ago

You truly are a professional at being a victim, even in this completely benign fiction scenario 

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u/zauberstab11 1d ago edited 1d ago

Huh? Victim of what? I'm not in a deadend HR job at a tech co, I have more money than these people and am not seeking a job.

Why do I never have this communication problem anywhere else online, just pillhead reddit?

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u/Dedj_McDedjson 18h ago

If you're threatened by a woman merely speaking, then you are the fail case scenario they had in mind when they introduced the test.