I have an interview for my first 9-5 office job tomorrow. How

>>18280449

>How much should I talk about anime?

Literally the entire time. Bring up anime constantly. When the interviewer tries to steer the conversation away from anime steer it right back. Don't stress, senpai, you got this.

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Play it cool. Slip in a few references to your waifu. Politely ask the interviwer about theirs. It is all about signaling in an interview.

>>18280458
Listen to this anon. Remember to tell them their favorite anime is shit, even if they've never watched any.

>>18280449
Unless your interview is at Crunchyroll, only 1% of the time, as in name-drop the first anime that comes to your mind.

Talking about anime with people you are unsure of is similar to talking about abortion or religion with them.

Explaining boku no pico in detail will instantly net you the position.

Remember to start them off with shin-chan if they've never seen anime before, it will set the precedent for everything that follows

This thread is a riot

>>18280449
Do not talk anime. I have been responsible for hiring people in the past. When it comes to interviews, less is more. Now if the interviewer asks your likes, hobbies, which happens sometimes, then bring up that yoy enjoy anime. Do not go on a tangent about it. Keep it simple. It also helps if you research the company and bring up facts about the company.
i.e. company started by x in 1992, etc.

>>18280458
Fucking troll

>>18283212
Why ruin mood friendo