The worst interview in the history of job interviews
Business 2.0 reports in it’s best-of-the-year roundup: “Last May The BBC invited technology expert Guy Kewney to its studios for an interview about Apple’s iTunes Music Store. But when the cameras start rolling, the BBC correspondent found herself talking to the wrong Guy - Guy Goma, a computer technician who was waiting in the lobby for a job interview.”
Check out this hilarious video of the interview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JG61JO6MoUk
(He did not get the job.)
Hat tip: James in London



Blogs that link here
5 Comments »
the poor guy! That said, he should have been able to BS his way through it and come out shining.
Posted by Stever | February 1, 2007
I saw that clip back when it aired on bbcnews.com last year, and I was very impressed that he handled it as well as he did. I really hope they hired him. ;)
Posted by Diana | February 1, 2007
Doesn’t seem that fair to call this a bad interview. The guy walked in thinking he was interviewing for a tech job, which doesn’t require on-camera presence. Suddenly he finds himself surrounded by cameras, on live TV, being interviewed about something irrelevant to the job he wants. No wonder he looks like a deer caught in the headlights.
Posted by Dylan Tweney | February 2, 2007
This video has been taken off of youtube.
* * * * * *
Oh. Drat. It was so funny.
Posted by Tzuriel | August 14, 2007
RSS feed for comments on this post