'I was asked to crawl on the floor and moo like a cow': Applicants reveal the ... trends now
From being asked to moo like a cow to a fake cancellation, applicants have revealed their worst job interview experiences.
Going for a job interview is often the most stressful part of a job application and every applicant has had their own bad job interviews. However, for some people this experience can be downright bizarre.
Aixin Fu had her own nightmare job interview when she applied for a minimum wage job as a university student ambassador. Ms Fu says that during a group interview they were asked to crawl around on the floor on their hands and knees and 'moo like a cow.'
Speaking to BBC News Ms Fu said: 'We did that for about three to four minutes.
'At the time, I was quite annoyed. It was highly inappropriate.
Axin Fu says that when she applied for a minimum wage job as a university student ambassador she was asked to 'moo like a cow.'
Pearl Kasirye, who was born in Uganda, was asked in a job application for a remote job at a PR firm in Milan was told she would be paid in a Ugandan wage rather than a London wage
'But there was a bit of peer pressure because everyone else was doing it.'
The interviewer told the group the strange cow-related activity was to see if the candidates were 'fun.' However, Ms Fu believe the interviewer could have been on 'a bit of a powertrip.'
After the interview, Ms Fu has learnt to challenger interviewers if they ask her to do 'bizarre' or 'unreasonable' things during the interview.
If Ms Fu's experience is not alone in her weird interview techniques. In Lae's case she never even got to the interview process.
Lae arrived for a job interview at a law firm in Bristol early only to be told after waiting 20 minutes that it had been cancelled and she should come back tomorrow.
After leaving feel understandably upset, she was left even more distressed when she
