>>>>>>>Thank you very much for the book reference. I read the book yesterday (and into the early hours of this morning). It is a great book. Lots of great ideas and interesting puzzles.
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>>>>>>Einar,
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>>>>>>After reading the book, would you hire yourself? :)
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>>>>>Lol yes I would. I am looking for a geek with a good personality (just like me) lol
>>>>>For the job interview for the job I currently have I only got a couple of logical questions, but I got a lot of the "describe yourself"-type questions, the main job interview lasted 9 hours and I think I interviewed with 8 different people from middle management to senior management. M$'s interview process seems like a walk in the park <bg>
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>>>>>The job interview before that I probably spent over 3 hours answering logical questions.
>>>>>I have never been asked "impossible"-question in an interview. Hmm maybe I was, I think the question was: "If you were an animal, what animal would you be?" After I gave the senior manager my answer I asked him what his answer would be.
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>>>>>Einar
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>>>>Speaking only for myself, of course, the answer is a simple one. I'd be a human.
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>>>Well that brings up the question: "Are humans animals?" and I don't want this thread to go in that direction.
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>>On the simple assumption that we are not vegetable or mineral, then ....
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>Well in order to provide a comeback to that post I will need to start talking about the Bible and my beliefs in the Bible and there are several other threads for that sort of posts <bg>

Ok, I concede; I won't go there.