@Hedgegod_xotwod@TowerHeretic@leodddd@BosCybertruck@shipsposting What you are convinced of is irrelevant. But honestly by all means, keep pushing your indignant speeches about why you should be treated differently, it makes the spotlight brighter on other people.
@Hedgegod_xotwod@TowerHeretic@leodddd@BosCybertruck@shipsposting (2/2) the interviewer wants to know that you are engaged with the discussion, and if they see you eating/drinking it absolutely is a sign that you are not fully engaged. Beyond being qualified for the job, they want to make sure you’re a good cultural and professional fit as well
@Hedgegod_xotwod@TowerHeretic@leodddd@BosCybertruck@shipsposting Keep calling it stupid, and keep redundantly asking why it’s distracting instead of accepting the very simply explained answers people are giving you lol. You should bring *no form* of distraction or stimulation with you to an interview, literally none whatsoever (1/2)
@Hedgegod_xotwod@TowerHeretic@leodddd@BosCybertruck@shipsposting Why are you pretending to not understand something as basic as this? Eating/drinking is completely informal (it is a very casual activity in a very formal setting). You are bringing an outside food/beverage into a meeting where you are a guest, and it can be seen as a distraction