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Ravenclaw. All the way. But why is the symbol an eagle instead of a raven? Sense, it makes none!
This actually isn't too surprising; we ask a lot of odd questions at my workplace during interviews. Asking questions like "which Hogwarts house" would give a lot more insight to who the interviewee is as a person than "do you feel you can work a fast pace?" Honestly, with the latter question, who in their right mind would say "no, I prefer to take many breaks and work as slow as possible."
Sounds like retail.
Agreed. The correct answer is Slytherin... Ambition
I would have threatened to pull out my wand and use "Avada Kedavra" on him. Or, in case it was to determine your personality or something (which would actually be pretty smart), "I like them all equally; The bravery of Gryffindor, the intelligence of Ravenclaw, the loyalty of Hufflepuff, and the ambition of Slytherin." If he's just being an immature little brat though, is that really a job you want?
Well, what is it? Mine is Ravenclaw. And at least he tried to make the interview fun. It's a double-FML if you don't get hired.
GRYFINDDOR! Yaaay! Harry Potter FTW :):):)I would love to be interviewed by that kid :)OMG did this kid look anything like Stan Shunpike? Pimply faced teenager ! :D
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" Pimple-faced teen." hahaha. At least he didn't ask whether you were team Edward or Jacob.