I think the correct answer is "I don't want to work for a company that asks these kids of questions".
I think the correct answer is "I don't want to work for a company that asks these kids of questions".
I don't want to answer this kind of question.
My thought exactly!
I once filled out one of these stupid things for a company. Spent a lot of time and thought on my answers only to get an AI ding a few hours later. I will never work for or utilize that company's offering ever again given it's obvious disrespect the people's time and effort.
Yes, that was pretty much my point as well. There is also a large body of psych research that shows that outside of testing for specific job-related skills, these sorts of interviews and questionnaires not not predict employee success or effectiveness, so essentially they are a waste of time.
Oh, I was agreeing. I actually enjoyed answering the question insofar as there was no right answer and the point could have been to show flexible thinking (relevant in my field), but the fact that noone actually read, much less engaged with my response was proof that I was wrong about the point.
and that is then real problem there!
My answer, "Kill the elephant and eat it."
That's RFK, Jr's response
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The βHow do you eat an elephant questionβ Of course the right answer is, βone bite at a timeβ (meaning how do you tackle big problems).
Listen, you can't just go around stress-eating everything, krzy. Lol
That's probably the answer their looking for.
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LOL that was my "psychotic self" answer
I liked the person who said they'd flip the question to ask about the company's pet policy. A good sense of humor can go a long way in a stressful workplace.
Yeah. I have an elephant as a support animal. LOL