Why Job Interviews Feel Like Bad Theater 🎭
Ever notice how job interviews are less about what you can actually do and more about how well you perform? I remember standing in the hallway, clutching my resume like a golden ticket, rehearsing my lines in my head. The commute felt like the backstage corridor—sometimes packed, sometimes eerily empty, but always buzzing with nerves.
At home, I practiced with my roommate, trading interview questions like actors swapping scripts. But when the door finally opened, I had to pretend I was the perfect candidate, even though I’d sent out a hundred resumes with no luck. Meanwhile, the hiring manager acted calm, but I could see the stress in her eyes—probably thinking about her next client meeting.
Landing the job just means you get to perform every day from 9 to 5. Isn’t it funny how we all play our parts, hoping the audience buys it? Maybe the real skill is learning to enjoy the show. 😅
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