I don't think anybody looks forward to a job interview, but in South Korea people, especially women, really don't appreciate them for obvious reasons:
"Among those who said they had unpleasant experiences, 26 percent of them said they felt so because the interviewers ask them questions that are private and totally irrelevant to the job.
Kang, a 26-year-old female job seeker, was recently asked questions like “What kind of man do you like?” She said she is afraid of taking interviews now.
Another female job seeker surnamed Kim said she had a similar experience.
She answered the type of man she prefers and the male interviewer winked at her and said, “then you would want to date someone like me.”
"Among those who said they had unpleasant experiences, 26 percent of them said they felt so because the interviewers ask them questions that are private and totally irrelevant to the job.
Kang, a 26-year-old female job seeker, was recently asked questions like “What kind of man do you like?” She said she is afraid of taking interviews now.
Another female job seeker surnamed Kim said she had a similar experience.
She answered the type of man she prefers and the male interviewer winked at her and said, “then you would want to date someone like me.”
Ugh.
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