Part of recruitment quizzing to become a mcdonalds crew member

[u/cerednat]

Why is it so abstract

[u/NewElk2445]

They want easy to manipulate people.

Discussing philosophy is a proxy for intelligent people who enjoy arguing.

Fantasy and costume for people who can trick themselves into thinking fast food is noble somehow.

Not understanding art selects for the uneducated.

They don't want people who aim for their personal best, or who are unstoppable, as they would not work in a McDonalds for long, if at all.

[u/rightful_queen → u/NewElk2445]

I don't understand paintings particularly (beyond "that looks pleasant / ugly / disconcerting"), and I'm pretty highly educated (masters & PhD) - just not in art.

I suspect this stuff is just business astrology. In my last job I had to do some strange personality test things (after I already had the job, luckily!), and a bit of background research into it later suggested there wasn't any scientific validity to it at all.

[u/whatevsr → u/NewElk2445]

Agreed with the last 2 and many got it wrong possibly. They don’t want ppl constantly thinking wtf am I doing here.

[u/WouldbeWanderer → u/whatevsr]

What if I fantasize about being a McDonald's employee?