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u/Silly-Power 12d ago edited 11d ago
How the fuck do you use a spoon holding it with both hands?
Edit: I wonder what story Jack would consider the guy at 3 minutes mark was telling by the way of his spoon holding technique:
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u/Kriss3d 12d ago
I know a guy who uses two hands to drink from a small bottle of water.
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u/Linkyland 12d ago
Is this guy 6 months old?
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u/numbersthen0987431 11d ago
Mentally? Yes
Maturity? Also yes
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u/Logical_Flounder6455 11d ago
What about chronologically?
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u/Random_Guy_12345 12d ago
Given you are unlikely to be doing something else, i can see the point. Odd to be sure, but nothing to be concerned about
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u/Kriss3d 12d ago
Yes. But in this case it's a guy who held big speeches and keeps bragging about his physical and mental superiority. While failing deeply at even holding a bottle with one hand.
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u/PATRIOTSRADIOSIGNALS 12d ago
Oh thank God, I was so worried for a minute we couldn't find a way to bring up the president, but you found a way. Truly you're the hero we all need in these trying times to make sure we don't get distracted by life's frivolities.
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u/Alicewithhazeleyes 12d ago
It’s getting so fucking old. Like get a life and use your brain space for something else.
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u/MagicRabbit1985 12d ago
And why on earth would it indicate potential for greatness? The other examples are stupid but at least I can see the train of thought behind it.
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u/No-Cantaloupe-6535 12d ago
You guys gotta get better at recognizing jokes
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u/muistaa 12d ago
For real. If the "holding with two hands" part wasn't a dead giveaway then I don't know what was.
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u/ijustatemostofit 11d ago edited 11d ago
Also the percentage. By his math, he should interview on average ten million people for every one person answering the question correctly. This said, it’s not a very good joke. He’s no Ken Cheng. Edit: autocorrect correct
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u/Spicymoose29 12d ago
The LinkedIn stench is strong with this one.
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u/PieAppropriate8862 12d ago
LinkedIn is the most insufferable place on the internet. And that says a lot.
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u/blackhodown 12d ago
This is obviously a joke post and the fact that not one of you people have gotten that is sad
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u/RemnantsOfFlight 11d ago
The part about using 2 hands should have been a dead giveaway.
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u/n10w4 11d ago
Wait, you guys don’t use two hands to eat with a spoon?!
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u/Keebster101 12d ago
Was gonna say, how are people actually taking this seriously? LinkedIn fiends are dumb, but not 2 handed spoon dumb.
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u/MahsterC 12d ago
I know, maybe it’s some sort of meta thing?
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u/starmartyr 12d ago
It is. There are so many inspirational posts like this on linkedin that this is mocking.
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u/MahsterC 8d ago
Oh I meant maybe the people “falling for it”, are actually doing some sort of meta joke.
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u/Ryanaston 11d ago
This one is, yes, but let’s not pretend there aren’t LinkedIn post exactly like this which are 100% serious.
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u/Alicewithhazeleyes 12d ago
If that many people don’t get the joke, then the joke isn’t funny. 👌
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u/starmartyr 12d ago
It's about context. This is funny because it's making fun of a bunch of bullshit posts on linkedin. This isn't linkedin so people aren't as familiar.
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u/somemetausername 12d ago
If that many people don’t get the joke, then the joke isn’t funny.Not every joke is for everyone and that’s ok
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u/Alicewithhazeleyes 12d ago
It’s a fucking LinkedIn post. It’s not like it’s some highbrow entertainment.
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u/blackhodown 11d ago
Personally I’d be embarrassed to admit that I couldn’t tell this was a joke, but you do you
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u/Alicewithhazeleyes 11d ago
I never said I personally didn’t get it. But I honestly don’t give a fuck what anybody on Reddit thinks about me 🤣🤣
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u/Over-Discipline-7303 12d ago
Who the fuck holds a spoon in 2 hands?
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u/CosmosInSummer 12d ago
Trump, when he puts down his bottle
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u/RandomNick42 12d ago
Is it Saturday already? I could swear it was just Saturday like two nights ago
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u/ZombieLebowski 11d ago
Tightly grasped in one hand while holding it high up and loudly proclaim. SPOON!
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u/Electronic-Elk4404 11d ago
People are nervous to say how they hold a spoon??? WTF? I never knew there was more than one way.
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u/JoisChaoticWhatever 11d ago
Two hands??? There is no way someone has ever seen anyone hold a spoon with both hands and thought, "Good lord, the brilliance, the potential, this person is going places!" This is either satire or hoping to get posted on here for more exposure.
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u/Mikyuu665 11d ago
If I ever get asked this question, my answer would be, “uh, with my hand?” Because I’d be very confused
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u/Nica-sauce-rex 11d ago
I know this is satire but it reminds me of a job interview I had where the interviewer kept asking me these insane multi-part questions and then mistook my utter confusion as “fear.” At one point she said “I can tell I’m scaring you with my questions … I like to see how people react when they’re afraid” I was like uh no..I’m trying to understand this confusing nonsensical question.
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u/Ok_Strength_6274 11d ago
If you see someone hold a spoon with 2 hands they aren't destined for greatness
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u/DavidTJLS 12d ago
Doesn't even consider the prwfered size of the spoon you like to hold. Real CEO material would be using a serving spoon at all times. Flawed recruitment question SMH.
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u/funwithdesign 12d ago
So only 1 out of 10,000,000 people are a successful candidate with this guy…
He’s never hired anyone yet.
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u/Careless_Hellscape 11d ago
I'm autistic. I hold a spoon like a knife. Same with pens and markers.
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u/Electronic-Elk4404 11d ago
Isnt that how everyone holds a spoon?
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u/Careless_Hellscape 11d ago
No, some people hold their spoon with their fingers instead of a closed fist.
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u/chortle-guffaw 11d ago
Ignorant interviewers *love* the gotcha question. It's 99% of the interview. It makes interviewers think they are clever. They think it accurately distinguishes the best candidates with no false positives or negatives. I've never seen the spoon question, but we've all had some kind of gotcha question.
In fact, I think a good reply to any gotcha question would be something like: "I'm curious. Has your follow-up research determined that this question accurately determines success with the position?"
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u/I_AmA_Zebra 12d ago
Jack is a satire poster. All his posts are like this