25+ Interviews that could not have gone worse for the job candidate: 'Every answer was "I don't know"'

If you've ever been completely and utterly unprepared for an interview, don't worry: some people have arrived for their interviews with even less prep.

Some job candidates don't actually want the jobs they're interviewing for, and they tend to make that clear to the interviewer. Maybe they need to prove they're interviewing so that they can collect an unemployment paycheck, or perhaps they're happy with their life as is, and a full-time job would cramp their style. One woman showed up to an interview and just lamented about how she hated working 5 days per week. Girl, we all do! No one wants to spend all that time toiling away at a job, but it's a necessary evil. This woman acted like it was a huge burden to be asked to work full time, but this is a problem she was causing on her own volition (you know, by interviewing for said full-time job).

Other people showed up under-dressed, or they were just totally wrong for the line of work they were applying for. You can't do a worse job than the person who was applying for a communications job, and revealed that their biggest weakness was… you guessed it, communication! Come on, man. Please just try a little bit.

After that, check out these delivery dilemmas that left people irritated, like one person who shared that their "Delivery driver sent me a photo of my parcel mid-air… he frisbee'd it."

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