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Let’s play a game of Russian roulette. You are tied to your chair and can’t get up. Here’s a gun. Here’s the cylinder of the gun, six chambers, all empty. Now watch me as I put two bullets in the gun, adjacent to each other. I close the cylinder and spin it. I put a gun to your head and pull the trigger. Click. Lucky you! Now I’m going to pull the trigger one more time. Which would you prefer, that I spin the cylinder first, or that I just pull the trigger?
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Business Performance Analyst

Interviewed at Virgin Money

3.7★
Jul 20, 2015

Let’s play a game of Russian roulette. You are tied to your chair and can’t get up. Here’s a gun. Here’s the cylinder of the gun, six chambers, all empty. Now watch me as I put two bullets in the gun, adjacent to each other. I close the cylinder and spin it. I put a gun to your head and pull the trigger. Click. Lucky you! Now I’m going to pull the trigger one more time. Which would you prefer, that I spin the cylinder first, or that I just pull the trigger?

Assuming you are in an elevator and a man initiates a conversation with you on a topic you are familiar with. In the process, he makes an incorrect comment regarding to the topic which is quiet incorrect and he is quiet aggressive with his points. How would you respond to his comment knowing fully well that he is wrong.
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Performance Improvement Associate

Interviewed at EY

3.6★
Jan 31, 2018

Assuming you are in an elevator and a man initiates a conversation with you on a topic you are familiar with. In the process, he makes an incorrect comment regarding to the topic which is quiet incorrect and he is quiet aggressive with his points. How would you respond to his comment knowing fully well that he is wrong.

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