Boss Lady or Boss Man? The Interviewee Who Couldn’t Tell the Difference!

Ever had a case of mistaken identity? How about during a job interview? Well, prepare for a rollercoaster of a story! A boss lady, who goes by a gender-neutral name, had a hilarious encounter with a job applicant who was overly nervous and had a lot to say about her… without knowing she was talking to the boss herself! Let’s dive into this comedy of errors that’s got everyone talking.

A Bumpy Start

The Big Bad Boss?

The Interview Room Mix-up

The Bathroom Monologue ️

The Big Reveal

The Aftermath ️

The Assistant’s Verdict

The Final Question

The Interviewee, The Boss, and The Hilarious Misunderstanding!

In a tale of mistaken identities and foot-in-mouth moments, a boss lady with a gender-neutral name found herself being badmouthed by a nervous job applicant, who thought she was talking to a colleague, not the boss herself! From spilled iced coffee to a bathroom monologue, this job interview was anything but ordinary. The boss, trying to keep her cool, decided not to hire the gossiping interviewee. But was she right to let the misunderstanding continue? Or should she have corrected the interviewee right away? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this hilarious situation…

NTA: Interviewee trashes potential boss, gets called out by commenters.

“NTA. But speaking as someone who’s been a hiring manager for 25 years, I would look at this incident from another perspective. This has nothing to do with your name, your gender, or a spilled beverage. Any candidate who arrives for an interview already bad-mouthing management should not be working for that company. You could have canceled the interview in the hallway, which is what I would have done, but despite her behavior you extended her the courtesy of a private conversation in your office. You did nothing wrong here.”

NTA – Badmouthing bosses in interviews is a major red flag

NTA for not hiring applicant who bad-mouthed boss; consider new assistant

NTA Interviewee didn’t know boss’s gender, called them ‘huge b***h’ ‍♀️

NTA for booting her out of the interview. What kind of person walks into an office they don’t know, and immediately start bad mouthing management?

Doubts on the story’s authenticity and questionable professionalism.

Missing info? Maybe logic?

NTA! Drama queen applicant exposed. You made the right call!

Is the OP a scary boss? Reputation and rumors matter!

Gender confusion and name-calling – help needed to unravel this!

Gender assumptions and office gossip

NTA. Unprofessional interviewee is unsuitable for the role.

NTA, interviewer thought boss was a man, smart not to hire!

NTA! Find out who’s bad mouthing you

NTA. Interviewee bad mouths manager, lacks basic manners and common sense.

Evil deeds and a fear of melting? This comment delivers!

NTA: Interviewee’s inappropriate comments revealed her true colors.

NTA – Applicant dodges a bullet with a merciful interview process

Confront her on the spot? NTA had a better plan!

Double standards: NTA confronted with gender bias.

NTA, but still an a**hole? Let’s hear the juicy details!

Curious about a bad reputation? Find out why in this thread!

NTA. Unprofessional behavior in an interview. Keep gossip to yourself.

Gender confusion in the workplace, name mix-up causes misunderstanding.

Unlikely scenario: Boss called a ‘huge b***h’, assumed it’s a man?

NTA. Unprofessional behavior creates awkwardness and hostility in the office.

NTA, but reputation may be affecting interviewees. Self-reflection needed.

Unmasking the source of office gossip: A boss’s dilemma

NTA. Interviewee’s negative attitude and coffee spill led to consequences.

A quirky candidate’s luck changes after a coffee-spilling misunderstanding. NTA.

NTA. Prejudiced interviewee judges boss before even meeting them.

Assistant’s betrayal? NTA suspects the real office gossip!

NTA, she can’t own up to her own mistakes!

A movie-worthy plot with a clear verdict: NTA!

NTA for not hiring someone who badmouthed you in an interview

Curiosity sparked: Who spread the rumor?

NTA. Dodged a bullet with an unprofessional interviewee.

NTA! You handled it gracefully. HR can be surprising sometimes!

Questioning the assumption of the boss’s gender. Interesting perspective.

Engaging in office gossip leads to a terrifying work environment.

NTA, interviewee’s unprofessional behavior and boss’s reputation addressed.

NTA. Don’t badmouth the boss before an interview. Easy decision!

“Devyn” or “Devon”? The interviewee’s confusion leads to trouble.

A traitor in the midst! NTA for checking the source

NTA! Interviewee’s embarrassing mix-up leads to awkward situation.

“NTA for not stopping her, but reputation as a huge b****? “

Assistant drama! NTA, but emotions running high

NTA: Trash talking and gossiping? No thanks!

NTA. Interviewee’s badmouthing doomed her from the beginning.

Hilarious mix-up in an interview! Not the a**hole here!

Interview gone wrong: Assistant told to stfu, chaos ensues!

OP’s assistant has a problem with their influence. NTA.

NTA – Interviewee’s badmouthing potential employer shows lack of professionalism.