Man Who Failed Interview Refuses to Leave, Asks Interviewer Tough Questions and Ends Up Getting Job
- A Nigerian man shared a dramatic experience he had on the day he went for a job interview at a top international company
- According to the man, he answered the questions to the best of his abilities, but he was told that he failed the interview
- However, he refused to leave the place and instead insisted that the interviewer should also answer the interview questions
A Nigerian man who went for a job interview refused to leave the place even though he was told he did not pass.
According to the him, he attended a job interview at an international company, and the questions were very tough.

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In a story he shared on X, Omolomo said he answered the tough questions to the best of his abilities.
In the end, he was told he did not pass, and he was shocked because he thought he did very well.

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He said:
"One morning, I went for a very intense international interview, like the kind where they let you know on the spot whether you’re moving forward or not. The questions were very logical. I made sure to answer all to the best of my knowledge. Lo and behold, I got rejected."
How man got the job
When he was asked to go home, Omolomo stayed put, insisting the interviewers should tell him why he failed.
He wrote:
"As the next candidate was called in, I was about to leave, something in me turned back. I asked the interviewer, an old white man. Sir, why was I rejected?”
He told the head of the interviewers that he, too, may not be able to answer the questions he was asked.
He said everyone was shocked by his audacity. He asked the interviewer which of the questions he failed, and he was told it was the last one.

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Omolomo said:
"I smiled and told him: “If it was the last question, then let me ask you as an interviewer and let’s see your reply.” Everyone was shocked. The head of operations was there and I didn’t know. She’s a young Black woman, although she caught the conversation midway.
"She walked toward us and asked what happened then the white man briefed her. She then asked me: “Why do you think he should take back your documents and hear you out?”
"I replied: Because if I were to interview him right now, he wouldn’t give better answers than I’ve given. Or if you want, I can ask him the same questions, and let’s see if his answers would be any different.' She smiled and told him to continue with me but she stood & watched us."
Omolomo said he eventually got the job.

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Man gets job after tough interview, reactions
@khanofkhans11_ said:
"Audacity is something I learned from the book Empire State of mind about Jay Z, and it’s something common with people who come from the hood."
@chikezieNwogu2 said:
"You gats get mad level of audacity and confidence for this life bro, nobody will hand you anything for free man. That was audacious."
Bank worker's job taken by AI
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a woman lost her job at the Commonwealth Bank, Australia, after she was replaced by an artificial intelligence (AI).
The bank staff, identified as Kathryn Sullivan, 63, had worked for the organisation for 25 years before AI replaced her.
Interestingly, Kathryn Sullivan was the one who trained the AI chatbot, not knowing that it would take her job.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng