On one ocassion, I stood up in the middle of the interview and informed the interviewer and the V.P. of the company that the interview was over. I wished them the best of luck in locating a candidate that satisfied all their requirements and quickly bailed. The looks on their faces were priceless.

That's great! I wish I could have seen their faces, too. I haven't had the unfortunate need to do something like that but would certainly do it if the need were to arise. :)

OFF-TOPIC: Reminds me of an old Steve Wright (comedian) joke:

"Once, in the middle of an interview, I took out a book and started reading. The interviewer asked me 'What the hell are you doing?' So I said: 'Let me just ask you this. If you were in a vehicle traveling at the speed of light and you turned your lights on, would they do anything?' He answered, 'Hmm, I dunno.' 'Forget it then! I don't want to work for you!'"

P.S. I was logged in but I got interrupted so many times composing my reply that I got logged out automatically.

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Regards,
Craig Steiner