‘Do they want to blackmail the new hires?': Guy walks out of a job interview after only 2 questions, dodging a shady employer because of a sinking gut feeling

Always trust your gut when it comes to your first job interview. This prospective employee had a bad feeling about his potential future employers after only a few questions with his would-be manager, but after listening to a sinking feeling in his stomach, he knew it wouldn't be the right place for him.

Dropping the mic on the way out of the interview was only the cherry on top of the strangest and creepiest job interview we've ever heard of at Failblog Headquarters. Although this guy didn't get the job, he was counting his lucky stars on the way to validate his parking with reception, because some jobs aren't worth the trouble of future blackmail.

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I've been in the workforce for 15 years, and in all my time slinging burgers, making coffees, answering phones, stocking shelves, and having meetings, I've seen my fair share of bad managers. Whether you're in retail, the service industry, events, media, or tech, weird managers all have a similar vibe of superiority to them, and you just know that they're willing and ready to lord their power over their employees. But this guy saw right through the veil of fake niceness and decided to take a stand against a job posting, regardless of how beefy the potential salary was going to be.
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