“Can you explain the gap in your resume?” I went missing in a national park.

In a job interview, you can always respond to an awkward question with a deep gaze and parted lips, followed by โ€œYou complete me.โ€

Me: Iโ€™ve always wanted to stare at someone from across the street then disappear when a bus passes. Interviewer: I meant more like โ€œprofessional goalsโ€.

“Alcohol and beautiful women” is apparently not an appropriate answer when you are asked about your weaknesses in a job interview.

Donโ€™t be afraid to ask questions during a job interview. Itโ€™s the best way to find out if the person youโ€™re interviewing is a good candidate for the job.

Lie during your job interview because they’re lying to you about their great work environment.

Lie about the gap in your resume. Tell them you had to help some Hobbits take a ring to Mordor or something.

No, you tell me what YOU were doing during that gap in my resume.

By my second โ€œcould we change the subject?โ€ I could feel the job interview going south.

Dates are weird, like, okay I guess Iโ€™ll dress up for my romantic interview.

Applying for jobs sometimes is wild, like how am I supposed to be passionate about a company I donโ€™t even work for yet?

Interviewer: Can I get you anything? Me: Yeah, a job!

In six days God created heaven and earth. On the seventh day, in the interests of balance, the BBC interviewed Satan.

Job interview: Where do you see yourself in five years? Me: Hopefully on a sabbatical.

The unemployed urge to say I love you during a job interview.