InterView - Attitude is everything - Film By Nithesh
Summary
TLDRThe script portrays a series of unconventional job interviews where candidates are asked to write something on the board without context. Raj confidently writes 'Java' due to his certification, while Mahesh is abruptly dismissed for not understanding the situation. Another candidate is criticized for his academic performance and project choices, but defends his independence and creativity, which ultimately earns him the job despite his unconventional style. The dialogue highlights the importance of self-expression and confidence in the interview process.
Takeaways
- 😅 Raj's confidence in Java led him to write it on the board without context, showing his readiness to answer questions on the topic.
- 🤔 The interviewer's surprise at Raj's choice of Java suggests an expectation for candidates to provide more context or show versatility.
- 😠 Raj's frustration with being asked to write something without context reflects a common interviewee experience of feeling put on the spot.
- 😡 The abrupt dismissal of Mahesh after providing his background highlights an unorthodox and harsh interview technique.
- 😒 The interviewer's rudeness in telling Mahesh to 'F**k off' indicates a lack of professionalism and respect for the interviewee.
- 😌 Mahesh's academic achievements and work experience are dismissed by the interviewer, emphasizing an unconventional approach to evaluating candidates.
- 🤓 The candidate's pride in working hard and striving for perfection is overshadowed by the interviewer's abrupt end to the conversation.
- 😕 The confusion and self-doubt expressed by the candidate upon being told they are in the wrong place reflects the disorienting nature of the interview.
- 😎 The final candidate's casual approach to the interview and candid sharing of personal preferences shows a contrast to traditional interview norms.
- 😡 The interviewer's focus on the candidate's academic shortcomings rather than their skills or potential projects a narrow view of qualifications.
- 😠 The candidate's rejection of the project panel's ideas and subsequent solo completion of the project demonstrates determination and self-reliance.
- 😎 The candidate's refusal to conform to the interviewer's expectations regarding appearance and personal style reflects a commitment to individuality.
Q & A
Why did Raj write 'Java' on the board?
-Raj wrote 'Java' on the board because he is a Sun certified Java programmer and he thought the interviewer would ask questions about it.
What was the context of the conversation when Raj was asked to write on the board?
-The context was unclear, as Raj was asked to write something on the board without any specific topic or direction.
How did the interviewer react to Raj's choice of writing 'Java'?
-The interviewer was surprised and questioned why Raj chose to write 'Java', expecting a more open-ended response.
What was Mahesh's reaction when asked to write something on the board?
-Mahesh was confused and did not write anything, as he was unsure of the context or what was expected of him.
Why did the interviewer tell Mahesh to 'Get out'?
-The interviewer told Mahesh to 'Get out' because he did not provide any information when asked to write on the board, which was not the expected response.
What did the interviewer imply about Mahesh's academic performance?
-The interviewer implied that Mahesh had lower academic marks and questioned why this was the case.
How did the interviewer respond to Mahesh's explanation for his lower academic marks?
-The interviewer did not directly respond to Mahesh's explanation but instead told him to 'F**k off!!', indicating dissatisfaction.
What was the reason behind Mahesh's decision to work alone on his project?
-Mahesh worked alone on his project because his idea was initially rejected by the project panel, and no one wanted to join him after he argued with the panel.
How did the interviewer react to Mahesh's unconventional approach to his project?
-The interviewer was intrigued and asked if Mahesh completed the project alone, to which Mahesh confirmed, adding that it took him two extra years.
What was the interviewer's opinion on Mahesh's personal style?
-The interviewer suggested that Mahesh should change his personal style, including his dress and appearance, to be considered for the job.
How did Mahesh respond to the suggestion to change his personal style for the job?
-Mahesh disagreed with the suggestion, stating that he would keep his style and that a career without being himself is not important.
What was the final outcome of Mahesh's interview?
-Despite the unconventional interview and Mahesh's refusal to change his personal style, he was accepted for the job.
Outlines
😀 Casual Interview with Java Expert
In this paragraph, Raj is asked to write something on the board during an interview, and he chooses to write 'java' because he is a Sun certified java programmer. The interviewer seems to expect a more challenging question but is satisfied with Raj's confidence in Java. Raj's resume confirms his certification, and despite the interviewer's initial confusion, the interview ends quickly with a positive outcome for Raj.
😡 Confrontational Interview with Overqualified Candidate
Mahesh, another interviewee, is abruptly told to 'get out' after a brief introduction, indicating a hostile or confused interview environment. He insists on his qualifications, mentioning his academic achievements and work experience, but the interviewer remains dismissive. Mahesh's insistence on his hard work and perfection is met with a firm rejection, emphasizing the harshness of the interview process.
🤔 Confused Interviewee and Firm Rejection
This section features a candidate who is unsure of the context for writing on the board and ends up being told off harshly by the interviewer. Despite the candidate's attempts to explain their qualifications and work ethic, the interviewer remains unimpressed and dismisses them, asserting that they are in the wrong place.
😌 Unique Candidate with Unconventional Approach
The final candidate has a unique approach to their education and projects, showing disdain for traditional classroom learning and exams. They have a rebellious streak, having completed a project alone after it was initially rejected by peers. Despite being told to change their appearance to fit in, the candidate values their individuality and is surprisingly accepted for the job, highlighting a positive outcome for authenticity.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Programming Languages
💡Sun Certified
💡Resume
💡Interview
💡Context
💡Confidence
💡Academics
💡Project
💡Internship
💡Style
💡Career
Highlights
Raj writes 'java' on the board due to being Sun certified in Java programming.
Interviewer suggests writing something inappropriate if given no context.
Raj is confident in Java and expects questions about it.
Resume mentions Sun certification, leading to an abrupt end of the interview.
Mahesh is asked to leave abruptly without explanation.
Mahesh is told to write on the board without context, leading to frustration.
Mahesh boasts about academic achievements and work experience.
Interviewer suggests working for previous companies instead.
Mahesh speaks about working hard and doing tasks with perfection.
Interviewer ends the interview abruptly, stating Mahesh is in the wrong place.
Interviewer confuses a candidate, leading to a mix-up about the interview purpose.
Candidate is asked to write on the board, but then told to sit down instead.
Resume is expected to have been reviewed, but the candidate is asked to share more.
Candidate reveals a dislike for classroom lectures and exams.
Project was done alone after being rejected by peers and approved as a challenge.
Extra time spent on the project led to a longer engineering degree duration.
Interviewer suggests changing appearance for the job, but the candidate refuses.
Candidate values being true to themselves over a career, leading to a job offer.
Transcripts
Hi! I am…
Raj. Take the marker and write something on the board.
write what?
Write whatever you want.
Should it be related to programming languages?
Why did you write java?
I am sun certified in java programming
I asked why did you write java? You could have written anything.
You could have written “what the f**k?” I would have written that if I were you,
because someone asking me to write something without a context.
So now why did you write java?
I thought you would ask questions on what I write on the board
I am confident on java. So I wrote it.
So you are confident on java. Your resume says
that you are a sun certified java programmer.
YES.
we are done.
Why? I mean you didn’t ask anything.
Hi Mahesh! How are you?
I am fine. How are you?
I am fine. Tell me something about yourself.
I am Mahesh. I am from Mys..
Get out.
Sorry! I said, get out.
Take the marker and write something on the board
I didn’t know the context.
F**k off!!
I have distinction in all the semesters with 85% aggregate I have done 2 major
projects and 5 minor projects and I also hold internships in 2 reputed companies
go work for them.
I... I.... actually
I work very very hard
whatever I do I do it with perfection
Actually... yeah... i am.. (Confused?)
No, You didn't. We are done!!
You are in the wrong place.
Sorry! I thought you are an interviewer. Sorry
are you here for an interview? Yup.
Take marker and write something on the board.
Sit down.
Tell me something about yourself?
Well! You have my resume in your hand. I expect you would have gone through
it and I will tell that’s not there. I like panipuri but not masalapuri.
well. You have less mark in academics. Why?”
I didn’t like sitting in the class room and listening to boring lectures and I
hate remembering some data and writing exams. We have storage devices for that.
You have done project alone. Why?
I pitched my idea to the project panel; they said you are crazy and rejected it
I told them or rather argued with them saying you don’t have brains to
understand my idea. They said if you think you are a genius, we will approve it,
Do it. Let’s see. After this nobody wanted to join me for the project.
So, you did it alone and completed it?
Yes. But it took me two years extra. That’s why I
took 6 years to do engineering. I am OK with it.
if you want me to give you this job, then you got to take off your funky style
dress, put on formals, comb the hair. And also those ear rings should go.
That’s a good suggestion but I will keep my style.
Is it more important than your career?
No. but a career without being myself is NOT important.
You are in.
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