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Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Solozzo(m): 9:39pm On May 04, 2015 |
teeowl: Just give a. Nice name eg herbertmccauallay2. |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by 3Dee(m): 9:45pm On May 04, 2015 |
franklingud: As someone rightly said "you can't answer this kind of question without assuming". Besides they didn't tell us where the incident happened, whether it's in Africa or Europe. We are all making assumptions here. Even the person that thought outside the box made assumptions. Pelee o #WHITEMeNcontinuetothinkhigh |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Nobody: 10:11pm On May 04, 2015 |
oparahchi:Thanks brother. Like you said, many don't get the point. I wish you could just explain this to all those against the post/answer. But just let them be just like i have. No time! |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Kingsasian(m): 10:32pm On May 04, 2015 |
Which one would you choose to offer a ride to,
knowing that there could only be one passenger in
your car? And not who would you allow to drive your car? @OP. 2 Likes |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Xpozitory: 12:23am On May 05, 2015 |
3Dee:This is why you a Nigerian. |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Mayor101010(m): 12:29am On May 05, 2015 |
The Three of them will lap each other... |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Mayor101010(m): 12:50am On May 05, 2015 |
''an old lady who look as if she is going to die'' not that the old lady is dieing or she's going to die anytime soon... It used only to describe how the old lady looks.. So why taking her to the hospital? As for me I'll pick all three and they will have to sit on eachothers lap with the old lady on top because I can't leave anyone behind. unyours: |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Cute1bliss(m): 1:07am On May 05, 2015 |
i would rather give my friend the car key as ask him to take the old woman to her desired place of destination and flag down a taxi which I and the woman of my dreams will enter |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by 3Dee(m): 6:00am On May 05, 2015 |
Xpozitory: Yesss, and I'm proud to be a Nigerian. |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Stoical: 8:17am On May 05, 2015 |
@ unyours: the "interviewee" may have been able to touch the mind of the "interviewer"... But, my thought before checking the response was thus; As an old time friend, I explain to him to understand the old woman's situation and wait for a bus, even as I give the old fragile lady a lift and equally exchange contact with the perfect woman of my dream (after all, there isn't an assurance she will accept your toasting What do you think...would I have been able to convince him too? |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Nobody: 11:30am On May 06, 2015 |
Stoical:Hahahaha! like you said: the "interviewee" may have been able to touch the mind of the "interviewer"... I believe there is no definite answer to such questions. The whole idea is just to be able to impress the interviewer with your answer. Who knows, some other persons might have given same similar answers to yours but the interviewers will pick the smartest answer. Every answer is an answer but the king-answer is the best answer. |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Stoical: 10:04pm On May 06, 2015 |
unyours: Lol at smartest...the fact that the answer picked by the interviewer does not necessarily means it was the smartest...of course, it only impressed the interviewer. Note: A different interviewer could've dropped the guy with the answer you put up there...it all depends on who asked the question. Anyway, I rest my case here. Pleasure! |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by uzimi: 10:15pm On May 06, 2015 |
Thank God for wisdom |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Nobody: 7:28am On May 07, 2015 |
Stoical:Look at what i said from the post you quoted: "The whole idea is just to be able to impress the interviewer with your answer". Anyone that impress the interviewer most is the smartest....We are all saying the saying the same thing if you can see it clearly. Rest my case too. |
Re: A Genius Answer To A Moral/Ethical Dilemma Asked In A Job Interview by Dottore: 6:12am On May 09, 2015 |
Wit all these brain cracking interview questions I keep wondering how all these dumb beautiful ladies in banks and other companies scaled through. 1 Like |
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