Speaker 1: I want to talk about job interviews. Now, imagine you
Speaker 1: have gone for what you thought was an absolutely cracking
Speaker 1: job interview, Like you sat down, you had them laughing,
Speaker 1: you answered all the questions, and you walked out of
Speaker 1: the interview thinking that you're an absolute shoe in, only
Speaker 1: to find out that there was a very specific reason
Speaker 1: that the bosses didn't choose you. Now, this happened to
Speaker 1: a woman who has gone viral online because she did
Speaker 1: a fantastic job interview. She thought it was a one
Speaker 1: hundred percent in the bag, and then she heard back
Speaker 1: from her recruiter that the reason why she hadn't been
Speaker 1: given the job was because she brought.
Speaker 2: Up the question around money.
Speaker 1: She asked questions at the end of the interview around
Speaker 1: how much was the job paying, what were the benefits
Speaker 1: associated with the job, And apparently, as it was said,
Speaker 1: that she asked too many money orientated questions and it
Speaker 1: made it seem like she was too into the money
Speaker 1: than what she was into the actual work.
Speaker 2: Of course she's too into the money. Cozy Living. I
Speaker 2: think the number one cozy living Cozzi living.
Speaker 3: Bro. I'm sorry who applies for a job and doesn't
Speaker 3: want to know what they're gonna what the remuneration is, like,
Speaker 3: what you're going to earn for that?
Speaker 2: Hear it out?
Speaker 1: She shared the text messages back and forth between herself
Speaker 1: and the recruiter. Right, so it says, Hi, Catherine, just
Speaker 1: trying to call you. I'm so sorry, but you didn't
Speaker 1: get the job. I just heard from them. She wrote,
Speaker 1: that's such a shame. I thought it all went really well.
Speaker 1: Did they say why and this The recruiter says, yeah,
Speaker 1: they did say that they absolutely loved meeting you, but
Speaker 1: your questions were too financially orientated. And then she asks
Speaker 1: up and says, well, what on earth does that mean?
Speaker 1: Apparently you asked about money a lot.
Speaker 2: Is that true? Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 4: Can I just backtrack for a sec? Yes, you know,
Speaker 4: the point of a job is to make money.
Speaker 2: Right, pay the bills? I see.
Speaker 1: I read this and I was like, this is not
Speaker 1: a red flag on the person who's being interviewed. This
Speaker 1: is a red flag on the company. Imagine having a company.
Speaker 2: I think we've.
Speaker 1: Probably all worked for different places, but where they're like,
Speaker 1: you should just do it because you love working here,
Speaker 1: not because you want to be paid.
Speaker 2: That's the time of energy that this boss is giving.
Speaker 3: I had I will not say who, where, or when,
Speaker 3: but I had an employment of them that I worked
Speaker 3: at for quite a while. And I went up in
Speaker 3: my skill set, which was a degree, so a pretty
Speaker 3: big skill set, and I went up for my pay
Speaker 3: rise and they said to me no, and I said,
Speaker 3: it's not a question. You have to like legally, you
Speaker 3: have to pay me more. They said, you should be
Speaker 3: doing this for love of the job. That's what they said.
Speaker 3: And this was the boss of the whole place. And
Speaker 3: I said, cool, are.
Speaker 2: You doing it for the love of the job. What
Speaker 2: industry was this? Medicine?
Speaker 5: I used to work at a fancy dress shop and
Speaker 5: we got a massive argument because I kept putting the
Speaker 5: costumes back in the wrong spot. So my boss would
Speaker 5: be like Mitchell, and I'm like yeah, She's like, why
Speaker 5: are you putting the astronaut in Elizabethan?
Speaker 4: And I was like, oh, I got confused. I got confused.
Speaker 1: You want to know what doesn't surprise me about the
Speaker 1: fact that you worked in a costume shop.
Speaker 2: That is literally the most michturary thing I've ever heard
Speaker 2: of my entire life.
Speaker 4: Model the outfits on the website, I.
Speaker 1: Don't understand what This has to do with the conversation.
Speaker 2: What happened.
Speaker 4: I said, I don't get paid enough of this.
Speaker 5: She gets Mitchell, you get paid sixteen fifty an hour,
Speaker 5: And I'd always remember being like, that's.
Speaker 4: Nothing, that's no money. Don't you don't throw that around
Speaker 4: like I'm some sort of Warren Buffett.
Speaker 3: But you also can't say I don't get paid enough
Speaker 3: of this to put the costumes up in the wrong spot.
Speaker 4: Did you wasn't good?
Speaker 2: Did you get paid for modeling them on the website?
Speaker 5: No, that was pro bono, but it really helped with
Speaker 5: my career launch drinks in the modeling one.
Speaker 2: And you just love it. You're such a deity kid
Speaker 2: at heart.
Speaker 4: I am all right.
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