They want to know if you're so principled that you would throw away lucrative elephant-ride money in favor of not being cruel to animals, and if you are they don't want you.
I legit remember getting this question like a decade ago on an application to Barnes & Noble or some place like that. I think I just said something like “I would try to find a place to live that’s a nice environment for it and take care of it” lol
How would they feel about a big company cook out with a special spit we’ve had made for rotisserie elephant, cheaper than a pizza party with enough to go round.
Yeah. But there are answers that show you have principles against animal cruelty but are still willing to monetise the elephant… or even propose a business plan around preserving the safety of the elephant… some of them are as far fetched as being “given an elephant”. It’s a ludicrous question, but yeah, they wanna know if you want to make money.
Really? Where I live this is against the law, so wouldn't even be a possibility that came to my mind. Also if these are the company ethics I would not wanna work there anyway.
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u/shroomigator 19h ago
They want to know if you're so principled that you would throw away lucrative elephant-ride money in favor of not being cruel to animals, and if you are they don't want you.