[Mod Mark]

One of my real life friends had a job interview today and they asked him a question about something like what he struggles the most with, and he turns around and says to the people interviewing them - "Waking up in the morning."

Derp.

That is the worse answer to give them if you get asked a question like that.

[Emerald]

Well, I guess it depends on his job description.
Like if he started in the after-noon that wouldn't be terrible.
Obviously, that's still a terrible answer.
It would be worse if he said "showing up to work."

[Wonder]

I think we all have that problem, but to say it in an interview shows that you don't have drive.
Not smart.

[Mod Mark]

He was telling me how disappointed he was not getting the job and I said to him it's his fault. :omg:

[BeastlyHobos]

Not as bad as my friend who got the job nailed the interview and then forgot that the day was Friday and missed orientation

[Fallen]

That's a poor decision on his part, jeezes.

[Saikou]

He should have said "trying not to flip my desk whenever I randomly get a boner."

[Feat]

That's just being a outright idiot and as you said, it is indeed his fault that he didn't get the job.

[Fallen]

He should have said "trying not to flip my desk whenever I randomly get a boner."

Hired for being hilarious. :hehe:

[pandandesign]

For professional jobs, yes, this may not be an acceptable answer and the interviewer will immediately turn you away. I wouldn't say things like this anyway during an interview.