Job interviews don't have to be one-sided

Brutal

Damn, that's harsh

The devil's in the dairy.

Honesty is the best policy.

Contradictory, much?

Boomers of the mainstream media love to accuse millennials of being lazy, spoiled brats who love quitting jobs and spending all their money on Netflix and avocado toast. Boomers always told us that if we worked hard enough, a prosperous and comfortable life was more than possible—it was a promise. Well, turns out that was total bullshit. It's plain to see why, all you have to do is compare inflation and the growth in median rents to the growth in median income over time. In today's economy, "wo…

How is this fair?

Don't try these tactics at home.

Job interviews almost always suck, especially when the company has no respect for the applicants' time. Twitter user @mcarlovincent recently posted a screenshot of a rejection email allegedly sent by a potential employer, and the scenario hit a nerve for a lot of people. Although some pointed out that the email itself might be fake, the scenario was plausible enough to strike a chord with anyone who's ever experienced a grueling interview process. 'I mean, this is probably very fake,' one person

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Positively agonizing.

Who says job interviews can't be fun?

You got this.