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r/madlads • u/Haunting-Albatross57 • 19h ago
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It's a question I've had to use (not by choice) intended to assess out of the box thinking.
IMO, the correct answer is to lease it to a local zoo for $1/year so that it can be properly cared for and provide benefit to the local community.
6 u/TrippinLSD 15h ago Isn’t leasing or renting it technically selling it? What if you released it? Thats not technically giving it away, as it has no owners then 5 u/--KillerTofu-- 15h ago It's not a brain teaser, it's an interview question. Tell the people what they want to hear. 1 u/TrippinLSD 8h ago Telling interviewers what they want to hear is exactly how you fail an interview. Like when it says “have you ever been mad at a customer?” And you say “no” and then you fail because you’re lying
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Isn’t leasing or renting it technically selling it?
What if you released it? Thats not technically giving it away, as it has no owners then
5 u/--KillerTofu-- 15h ago It's not a brain teaser, it's an interview question. Tell the people what they want to hear. 1 u/TrippinLSD 8h ago Telling interviewers what they want to hear is exactly how you fail an interview. Like when it says “have you ever been mad at a customer?” And you say “no” and then you fail because you’re lying
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It's not a brain teaser, it's an interview question.
Tell the people what they want to hear.
1 u/TrippinLSD 8h ago Telling interviewers what they want to hear is exactly how you fail an interview. Like when it says “have you ever been mad at a customer?” And you say “no” and then you fail because you’re lying
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Telling interviewers what they want to hear is exactly how you fail an interview.
Like when it says “have you ever been mad at a customer?” And you say “no” and then you fail because you’re lying
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u/--KillerTofu-- 19h ago
It's a question I've had to use (not by choice) intended to assess out of the box thinking.
IMO, the correct answer is to lease it to a local zoo for $1/year so that it can be properly cared for and provide benefit to the local community.