> My boss at that job told me once about the worst interview he ever conducted. The guy was so nervous that, halfway through the interview, he leapt up, ran to a window, and puked out of it. As if this wasn't already a contender for Least Impressive Thing To Do At An Interview, my boss's car was parked under the window at the time.
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> Brunnen-"has only told that story about a million times since then, but maybe one or two of you haven't heard it already"G

Your story makes me wonder how well-prepared that man was for his interview. Nervousness is always a problem for me, but I literally spent hours preparing for this interview (and will also for my Monday interview). I doubt I have ever been more prepared for an interview than I was for this one. I had very little trouble with nervousness this time. I felt like I was in control of the situation, and the fact that the interviewer was late only served to bolster that feeling.

I've never had the jitters so bad that it forced my lunch to resurface.

Gri"don't be messin' wit da bosses car"shny