Best (after big project got cancelled but they'd gone to the trouble of hiring several contractors and had some other projects to do instead):
"If you were me, what would you do with you?"
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI think like doodab's tree question, this is to weed out fakes. People working as 'testers' somewhere that doesn't have a bug-tracking system, etc.
What you do need is the ability to talk to the developer and discuss what you've found, before raising a defect report.
Maybe it's to weed out the people who start banging on about how the dev team are the enemy and how crap they all are.
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Best is probably "how would X (former colleague who submitted my CV) describe you?"
Worst is probably an agency spelling test I sat as a student where the girl couldn't spell business and marked my correct answer as wrong
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Originally posted by amcdonald View PostBest interview:
You've been here before so we can't be bothered with an interview can you start on....
Worst interview:
Being asked how would you feel about going permanent at the flipping interview
Also "where do u see yourself in 5 years time"
Still doing this mate
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Best: Can you start on the [insert date of Monday coming]?
Worst: We don't have any other women in this department you known. Is that a problem?
Funny thing is in both situations the clients (plural) concerned never have any women but some seem to think they are so ******* special.
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Worst: Can you explain why you're 45 minutes late?
I think they went off script for that one
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Originally posted by Dactylion View PostYou know what that being your best is no surprise at all!
Funny how you can be full of it when attacking newbies on here but face to face you just nod and say "Yes Sir!! No Sir! Let me bend over for you Sir!"
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Best :
Bend me over, pull my skirt up and roger me hard.
Worst :
Get on your knees boy and see if you can make my python spit.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostProbably best and worst in same one depending on if they seriously wanted an answer or it is just a closing light hearted question.
'So do you think you can do the role?'
So many sarcastic answers available to that sprang to mind ranging from 'No I just like wasting my time here' to 'No but I will make it bloody good job of looking like I can.'
A polite 'Of course' was the best I could manage. Such a waste of an answer.
Funny how you can be full of it when attacking newbies on here but face to face you just nod and say "Yes Sir!! No Sir! Let me bend over for you Sir!"
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Probably best and worst in same one depending on if they seriously wanted an answer or it is just a closing light hearted question.
'So do you think you can do the role?'
So many sarcastic answers available to that sprang to mind ranging from 'No I just like wasting my time here' to 'No but I will make it bloody good job of looking like I can.'
A polite 'Of course' was the best I could manage. Such a waste of an answer.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
Worst:
We have this tree structure, right.....
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post1. Weigh four breasts from two women with one hand and four breasts on the other two women with the other (you might need big hands).
Discard the two women that feel the lightest at this point.
2. Weigh the two breasts on one of the remaining women with one hand and two breasts on the other remaining women.
Bingo! you've got your lop sided lady.
Do I have the job?
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostBest
And obviously here at Penthouse sometimes you're expected to help out getting the girls ready for the photoshoots. We're all expected to know how the business works
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