Man Who Interviewed Female Job Seeker Who Showed up With G-Wagon and Mopol Shares Experience

Man Who Interviewed Female Job Seeker Who Showed up With G-Wagon and Mopol Shares Experience

  • A man who recently served as an interviewer to fill a job opening has shared his experience with a female applicant
  • He recounted what happened when the female job seeker arrived at the venue with a G-Wagon car and a mopol
  • His encounter made many people laugh, with some internet users sharing their similar experiences

A Nigerian man, @Ssaasquatch, has shared his encounter with a female job applicant he recently interviewed.

According to him on X, the lady came with a G-Wagon and a mopol.

Female job seeker shows up at interview venue with mopol and G-Wagon
She reportedly came in a G-Wagon. Stock photo. Posed by model. Photo Credit: AzByCx, Car
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@Ssaasquatch was blown away by her appearance and said he stammered when it was time to discuss salary expectations with the lady.

His tweet read:

"Babe I interviewed yesterday came to see me with Mopol and G wags. When it was time to discuss salary expectations, I just dey stammer."

Mixed reactions trailed the man's tweet as it blew up on X.

Read his tweet below:

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People react to man's interview experience

@Par_veen_ said:

"It also depends on the field, there are some job opportunities I go for, especially Govt contracts, you better not carry car wey pass the Director F/A own o.. they like you looking very humble and down to earth 😂😂.. like your life depends on them 🤣. Except you’re a big name."

@rogue4it said:

"My brother did this as a fashion designer. He & 4 others were invited to the Gov House in Delta State for an interview, My brother made a business card in 48 hrs, pulled up in dads LX 570 att. He was granted the job, plus other goodies. He handed out his BC, the rest is history."

@efearue said:

"She needs the experience..if she fits go for it. I remember one day a client walked into our office and asked all these cars is it for staff.That day my analyst 3 colleague came with her range. For a change it's good to employ comfortable people."

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@tosinolaseinde said:

"I won’t bother interviewing. What’s the point. 😭
"I will ask her if she knows how to fundraise instead."

@folasanwo said:

"Hope they parked beside your own G and her mopol gisted with your mopol 🤣.
"Jokes aside, for every role, I already have my (usually >FMP) pay band in mind. I know I’ve def offered people the top of the range based on optics/the interview… but I’d almost never go out of band."

@Harri_obi said:

"It’s actually a negotiation tactics. I have done this (without the mopol) at least twice."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that an HR officer had ordered food for a tired job seeker.

After 48 years, woman gets job reply

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a woman had received a reply for a job application after 48 years.

The letter, dated January 1976, was discovered behind a post office drawer, bringing closure to a mystery that had lingered for decades. Ms. Hodson, who had applied for a position as a motorcycle stunt rider, was astonished when she opened the post to find her original letter.

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"I always wondered why I never heard back about the job. Now I know why," she remarked, describing the return of the letter as "amazing."

Source: Legit.ng

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