My friend went to a job interview with a shirt on, a suit jacket,

Question

, some socks, but absolutely nothing on down from his waist. No trousers and no undergarments.

If you were a boss, would you take him on? - or do you think in these days of PC that just because he was completely naked from the waist down they would reject him?

Thanks.

Answer 1

I doubt very much he'd get into the building or even down the first street half naked as an officer of the law would be all over him for indecent exposure.

Furthermore, this question is absolutely unreal as no one would attempt such a thing unless they have the mental age of 5, and if that were the case they'd be in some care home or institution facility.  

Answer 2

I'd also "call the sheriff [of Nottingham]" and have him arrest this trouserless Robin Hood, of inconvenient and visually scathing and acerbic job interviews.

Answer 3

depends what the job was and what he had to offer...hehehe

Answer 4

That was the Clinton administration's standard garb-

Answer 5

Reject him out of hand and blow the PC brigade.

I wouldnt want to interview someone with his tackle slopping about all over my very expensive italian office furniture or putting Gladys the tea lady off her stride - she's in her 80's and we need her.

He'd be out the door I'm afraid.

Unless of course there was something down there slopping about on the very expensive italian furniture that made you gasp with awe.

Then we might have to reconsider!

Answer 6

Take him on what?

Oh...er... I mean... No I would not take him on. How rude.

Answer 7

He's fired before he's hired.

Answer 8

this has to be a joke

Answer 9

He would not even get through the door. I am not PC  

Answer 10

was he going for a newsreader job?

Answer 11

You can tell it is the school holidays with all the kids on the computer

Answer 12

I would tell him to leave immediately.  Since I work in a public building were children could see him, if he did not leave I would call the sheriff and have him arrested for indecent exposure.

If this is not a joke, your friend has no sense of modestly, and doesn't care who he offends.  

Answer 13

Well, with some people the decision would rest entirely upon the magnitude of whatever he indeed placed on the table in negotiating the position.

As for me, I would probably hire him and offer an advance so he could buy a pair of trousers and perhaps y-fronts. Otherwise, he could get something caught on or in something, if nothing else, the other employees might be too distracted to work efficiently.

Well, maybe not, he might start a new fashion trend.