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RE: What drives you?
Ahh, that reaction would be priceless, to see the look on their faces like that would be stunning.
I wonder what I would've done in that situation, probably I would not of been so dramatic but I would of been floored at hearing the question for sure.
What was the job like I wonder?
Ha ha yeah the look on their faces was a picture for sure, and perhaps one I should paint lol!.
Apparently they did it as a test of your integrity but perhaps it was a bit dramatic.
In the bank of Goldman Sachs I hear they use that question there too, but want the answer to be the very opposite, as in ;
"Oh for sure I would screw over my best friend if it made me a million bucks"
It is said that in the finance industry / stock market there are 6 out of 10 employees who are psychopaths and so they actively look for other psychopaths to join the team.
This is what lead to the financial crash of course. The system was so corrupt that the share price was a scam.
I worked at this company for about 4 years but then I survived a car crash and decided to work for myself to have more freedom.
Good for you indeed, my father used to work for Merrill Lynch and I got my far share of psychopathic scam stories from him ha.
I couldn't work for a company like Goldman Sachs.
Yea, I can understand you on the surviving a life altering scenario, it makes you realize you only have one life to life.
Well said!
Wow, Merrill Lynch, yes I bet he does have some stories to tell.
You Dad must be clever fellow. not easy to get a foot in the door there.
Laters my good man
Ah, it was a long time ago my father passed away when I was 13, but when I was born it was the company he was working for. Yes, he was a brilliant man and I was lucky to have him for the time that I did.
He has passed down many experiences and a lot of knowledge.
Have a good one as well my friend!