23 Times When People Decided To Roll The Dice And Gave Honest Answers To Their Potential Employers
According to Christine McDade, who is a Human Resources professional (PHR & SHRM-CP) with over 20 years of experience in the public sector, job seekers should treat their potential employers with honesty.
"Since Human Resources and managers must screen through numerous applications to scale down the list for the job interviews, it is very important that hiring managers not have to guess or take extra time to figure out blanks or incomplete answers to questions on the job applications," McDade wrote. "The folks reviewing the job applications are going to assume at first glance that information included on that job application is true and providing a good description of the applicant's background."
So let's take a look at what happens when people follow through with it. Recently, Twitter user @talktoskirt showed off a resume, saying that under the 'Personal interests' section of the document the applicant had simply put "Breakfast". Intrigued by this proposition, they announced that they are going to be interviewing him. This tweet has received an avalanche of responses from everyone reminiscing on some of the best unusual yet genuine responses they had seen (or provided) in applications and interviews, with many of them ending with a successful hiring. Here are some of them.
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He could work his way to lion taming by easy stages, like insurance or banking!
Cooking an egg is what almost all chefs require as a test for new cooks
I still can't levitate and really wish I could so I'm going with that being my greatest weakness.
Eggs Benedict, that's me. Good ol Jack Septibenedict. Eggs benedict are fookin delicious, by the way. I might need some eggs benedict every day.
I worked at a place that hired a fighting game world champion. It was at the company that made said game, and the job was game tester.
The comments under this one are pretty bad. Have a break. Have a wholesome caterpillar 🐛
I put it on mine for waitress job : i play online with friends, or puzzles. I said in interview that i know teamwork and liked logic problems.
I once got hired purely because I rode a motorbike to the interview. We'd already been pre-screened by an agency as qualified for the job, and my soon-to-be boss just wanted someone with similar interests as him(he rode too).
I once got hired purely because I rode a motorbike to the interview. We'd already been pre-screened by an agency as qualified for the job, and my soon-to-be boss just wanted someone with similar interests as him(he rode too).


