At least Woody Harrelson embraced his embarrassing discovery in the middle of an interview with no ego and full humility. It really does seem like he never made that connection that Liam Hemsworth's brother is in fact Chris Hemsworth.
Not all jobs are made the same. Looking for a job can be a dramatic adventure fraught with personal doubt and harsh self evaluation. It's a moment that inspires many painfully relatable job interview memes. Honestly it's weird that we have to name our own value as people and jockey with employers who would like nothing more than to get as much work out of us as possible for the least amount of compensation possible. Some jobs are definitely better than others, and it's apparent during the interview process. A lot of them are worth a "screw this, I'm out."
In a whirlwind of family drama, this mom has had to deal with her son trying to sell her house and move to his college city so he can live rent free. Isn't there some kind of financial aid for this kind of thing? You know, instead of sabotaging your mom's life? Family drama can get pretty out there, like this woman who trained her cousin's horrible kids like dogs or this son who rented out his stepmom's house for giving away his PS4.
The guys used some silken words to get that coveted interview spot right from under Annette's nose. Some wouldn't take the risk to get so informal with a potential employer, but it ended up working out here. You've gotta feel bad for Annette, wherever she is. For some less fortuitous job foibles, here are hiring managers sharing signs someone lied on their resume.
Somewhere in this interview, Larry King seemed to be under the impression that Danny Pudi of "Community" fame is walking around with plane money. After the legendary journalist asked if Pudi could live without a private jet, he had to set the record straight.
It's hard to tell what's going on here, but by the looks of it, this guy is giving an interview when a car speeds through the scene, nearly interrupting him. If it were any worse, he might have not had the time to take another drag.
Ah, yes, leave it to Bill Burr to put a painfully obnoxious interviewer in his place with just the kind of ruthless reality check that ignorance deserves. Well done, Bill.
Sometimes enough is enough. The amount of cringe that ensues when they actually up and leave is pure, awkward gold.
The game was over as soon as Eric Andre saw the interviewer start giving his buddy Jay Baruchel a hard time for no good reason at all. From there, the interviewer was overwhelmed by Eric Andre doing what he does best--creating utter chaos.
This person was just trying to get their machine repaired when some less than professional employees ended up trying to interview them, then reject them from said job. Kind of a strange situation for a customer to be in. For a customer who made it further up the fake professional ladder, this dude impersonated a store manager to boot a horrible customer.
From this hiring manager's perspective, it seems like a good reason to discount an applicant if their mom keeps answering the interview questions. For another tale of an overreaching parent, here's a parent who hired a private investigator to check out their nanny. On the other side of things, here's an applicant who got to call out a company's horrible interview process.
Jim Carrey really tried to help this interviewer out, and clarify for her that he was not playing an animated character, but she just kept missing the signs. Oh well, made for a great interview.
