Hai All, Here I have attached a funny interview scenario. Just sit back and relax go thru this article and refresh your mind with this fun. Regards Anand
From India, Coimbatore
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hey guys!! nice and funny interview.....but dont u really think their shouldnt be any co. name at the end...it sounds comment for tht organization....
From India, Bhopal
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Hai nehakhale Sure, I regret for the mistake. I updated the attachment. Thanx for your comment. Regards Anand
From India, Coimbatore
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Hi Anand, And I go with nehakhale words.... Try to avoid that... Looking for more funny items like this... Cheers & Regards, John Ajesh...
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DEAR, PLEASE DON’T WRITE THE NAME OF THE COMPANY, WHERE GOING TO THE INTERVIEW AND NOT PRESENT COMPANY. t&r MK
From India, Delhi
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Good to see some levity around the community. Be on guard to take this professionaly too. Otherwise, a good attempt on an interview pros and cons
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hi Anand, i didint expect this kind of funny interview. but it really make us in funny entertainment thnak you so much . regards viji
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Anand,
Your funny interview reminded me of a similar situation that happened years back when I was a member of the selection committee for probationary officers at a nationalized bank. The candidate proved to be very jovial throughout, making us laugh the entire time. However, we ultimately did not select him. Now, I feel that it was a mistake because we could have provided an opportunity for employees to work in a much lighter atmosphere in a bank branch. (I often feel this way when I visit my bank and see everyone working under tension!)
Thanks,
Gopan
From India, Kochi
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Your funny interview reminded me of a similar situation that happened years back when I was a member of the selection committee for probationary officers at a nationalized bank. The candidate proved to be very jovial throughout, making us laugh the entire time. However, we ultimately did not select him. Now, I feel that it was a mistake because we could have provided an opportunity for employees to work in a much lighter atmosphere in a bank branch. (I often feel this way when I visit my bank and see everyone working under tension!)
Thanks,
Gopan
From India, Kochi
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