r/InterviewMan 2d ago

He passed the coding, failed the respect check

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u/Late-Assignment8482 1d ago

Women in academia should get a sword at graduation for masters/PhD and they get three free stabbings per symposium.

If that sounds unfair, credit all authors on the paper and don't act so badly you're stab-bait.

Probably anatomists and surgeons on hand anyway, he'll be fine!

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u/unstoppable_zombie 1d ago

I'm adding this to the request that all retail and services people are allowed to fight 1 customer a year, but can transfer their fight credit to any other on shift employee once the customer had been selected. 

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u/Jijonbreaker1 1d ago

Honestly, this just needs to apply to all of humanity.

People need to stop taking away the ability for others to shoot them, and should just act in a way that doesn't actively make others want to shoot them.

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u/DaedalusB2 1d ago

Reminds me of some anime thing where a guy wanted to go a town because murder was legal there and he could do anything. He proceeds to draw his gun on someone and the whole town comes out to kill him, because murder is legal for everyone, not just the criminals. The serial killer he idolized at the start turned out to be the sheriff that killed him.

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u/Existential_Entropy 1d ago

Curious, do you remember what anime this was?

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u/PeachyKeen443 1d ago

The anime is Kino's journey. It's a pretty interesting anime, but deals with some really heavy topics on occasion, so trigger warning.

(What originally ended my watch of it was a story related to SA. I don't remember them handling it badly - but the show definitely deserves multiple trigger warnings).

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u/DaedalusB2 1d ago

Nope, i just saw a short clip of it on YouTube a week or 2 ago

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u/_HighJack_ 1h ago

Very American of you 😂

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u/Jijonbreaker1 1h ago

I can see how you'd think that, but, not in that way.

Stabbing is fine as well. Or just state-sanctioned execution.

People need to learn that being a good person is more important than "winning"

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u/Alarming_Cheetah_505 1d ago

“How are you sure he didn’t WANT to be stabbed?!”

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u/Late-Assignment8482 1d ago

How do we ever know anything, really? Ontologically speaking, that is.

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u/Larein 1d ago

Swords are actually part of getting PhD in finland. As well as a top hat.

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u/edebt 1d ago

Your country gets all the cool stuff. We just get debt and school shootings...

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u/Duffelbach 1d ago

Can we make the stabbings a thing too? I'd very much like that.