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Ojisan Anime Couch-Casting Interview and Enjoy Do H-thing (+18)

Ojisan Anime Couch-Casting Interview and Enjoy Do H-thing (+18)

Couch Casting x Anime x Hentai x Pervert lead Ojisan. An over forty years-old salary man, is choose to be a lead fictional actor and director, for making erotic interview with female who come to search something or do something, generally without know why she do that. For Helping him, many other character from other fiction come to help him, for making the hottest and lewdest interview he could. Every time he conquered a woman or girls, he gains new ability about the world rule. Summon and buy stuff from somewhere he didn't know. And provoke many problems and what if universe. --- Disclaimer: I don't own any of the characters from the original source materials, they all belong to someone else, except my MC or some minor character. Don't Follow some logic, just R-18 with no reason. Smut and easy girls. Super Harem, System, Cheat, Weak to Strong, NTR (Generally with their lover watching), Many First time Intercourse, Target always became pure Lover and R*pe Victim Becomes Lover, S*x Friends, S*x Slaves, Stockholm Syndrome, Twisted Personality and western reference. Teenager from many anime, manga, light novel and game. Immortal MC. No Mind control and hypnosis. She always (maybe) consenting for unprotected s*x, no Pregnancy without plot inside. No bad ending for MC. Super persuasion. Possibly became strong enough to beat Saitama no serious level. Bad English Grammar. Story Writing level equal I don't know. Lewd story. Seriously is just a guy who bang fictional anime girls. NSFW if I could make it. Release? When I have time or boner or whatever circumstance. (Don't have many free time, take nearly 6 hours for writing something near good for me. Or just if I had a precise plan)
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Rate My Job Bosses Interview Horror Stories
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2024-11-11 05:36
A horror story I have is when the boss during the interview kept interrupting me. I couldn't even finish a sentence without him cutting in. It made it really hard for me to get my points across. I think it showed his lack of respect for others' opinions and communication. Needless to say, I didn't pursue the job any further.
Rate My Job Bosses Interview Horror Stories
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2024-11-11 02:48
One horror story was when the boss started the interview by asking really inappropriate personal questions. It made me feel extremely uncomfortable right from the start. I was so put off that I just wanted the interview to end as soon as possible. There was no way I would have wanted to work for someone who didn't respect boundaries during an interview.
What are some law school interview horror stories?
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2024-11-09 13:48
One horror story is when a candidate was constantly interrupted by the interviewer. The interviewer would cut in while the candidate was answering a question, making it hard for the candidate to fully express their thoughts. This led to a very disjointed and frustrating interview experience.
Tell me some programming interview horror stories.
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2024-11-04 21:56
One horror story is when the interviewer was constantly interrupting the candidate. The candidate was trying to explain their solution to a coding problem, but the interviewer kept cutting in with their own thoughts, not letting the candidate fully express themselves. This made the candidate very nervous and they couldn't perform at their best.
Can you share some horror interview stories?
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2024-11-04 20:52
One horror interview story I heard was about a candidate who entered a very dimly lit interview room. The interviewers were sitting in the shadows and barely spoke. They just stared at the candidate in silence for minutes, which made the candidate extremely uncomfortable. It was like they were trying to intimidate him on purpose.
What are the most terrifying elements in horror interview stories?
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2024-11-04 18:00
The most terrifying element is often the unexpected. For example, when the interview setting is normal at first but then something really strange happens like sudden noises or odd behavior from the interviewers.
What are some law school interview horror stories?
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2024-10-31 08:52
A friend of mine once had a law school interview where the interviewer grilled him on a very specific area of law that he had only briefly studied. He was caught off guard and tried his best to answer, but it was clear that the interviewer was not satisfied. The whole experience made him feel extremely unprepared, and he left the interview feeling like he had no chance of getting in. However, he later found out that the interviewer was just testing his ability to think on his feet, but at that moment, it was a real horror story for him.
Can you share some 'investment banking interview horror stories' related to the interview process?
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2024-11-10 14:36
Sure. There was a candidate who showed up to the interview in what they thought was appropriate business attire, but the interviewers clearly had different expectations. They were judged from the start based on their appearance, and it set a negative tone for the whole interview. They didn't get the job, and they felt it was unfair as they were qualified but the first impression was ruined.
How Can One Deal with Faculty Interview Horror Stories?
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2024-11-13 20:39
When dealing with a long waiting time, use it to your advantage. Review your notes or relax your mind so you can be more focused during the interview. In case of bias from the interviewer, make sure to emphasize your unique strengths and how they can contribute to the faculty. If the technology fails, have a backup plan like a phone call option or be ready to reschedule. If inappropriate questions are asked, you can diplomatically deflect them by saying something like 'I think it would be more relevant to focus on my academic capabilities for this faculty position'.
What are the most common types of programming interview horror stories?
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2024-11-04 21:13
One common type is the unprepared interviewer. They might not have a clear understanding of the skills they are supposed to test, so they ask irrelevant questions or misinterpret the candidate's answers. Another is the overly strict time limit. For example, being given a very complex problem but only a few minutes to solve it. It doesn't give the candidate enough time to think and code properly.
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