I swear I had to pause for a second to reason that statement, like if I said that to someone and he gave me that response, where and how fast did that come from? 🤣
How do stay employed and promoted in 2021. 1. Struggle to buy beans when resuming for work in the morning. 2. Be outspoken 3. Make sure your boss sees the beans, and make sure the beans has ponmo. 4. Cause kasala during interview - stand up for the common man 5. Leave the rest to God. 😄😄😄 . Biko, what other thing am I missing?
BM is me to my interns everyday. We play scrabble together, I order meals for them and we watch movies. I no kuku like wahala. I get the highest number of interns for the office.
Actually, in every single interview I've attended, I have been asked these questions. I live in Canada. I feel like interview questions might actually be standardized across the board because when I'm prepping for interviews these are same the questions I see on career development websites as as well. Tbh most times getting a job is just up to God sha 😂
😂interviewers at companies will be behaving like the role is to be ruler of the world then later when you get the job you guys will be doing amebo together
BM, this is like the best skit we have received from you so far, please I recommend that this skit be done in series. We await part 2 and more soonest. 🤣🤣
Morning o(in BM's voice) BM and details are 5 & 6... Must you be explicit about everything? Weytin dem ask you, weytin you dey answer? 😂😂 Interrogation kwa🤣
I watched with a bit of skepticism. A 14 minutes skit? It turns out great! Every minute was loaded with laughs. Awesome skills guys. I love the use of satire here. 👌🏾
The things we go through during interviews, they ask stupid questions like this, “tell us about yourself” when you have my cv in front of you , some of those questions can be considered stupid. God go save us.
Lol. Excellent again! You can't watch The Interview once or twice and milk out all the laughs and lessons. You need to put on repeat. By the way, this interview skit has to be a series. Expecting many more.
Very funny skit with clearly delivered message to HR personnels that ask irrelevant questions at interviews and acting all bosy to put applicants on tension. Personal experience of an interview where I was asked how many siblings I have and I am wondering and had to put it clear that the question is not relevant to my job application
