Are there any jokes about job hunting?

The boss of a software company interviewed a college student with a background and gave him a Rubik's Cube, asking the college student to turn it into six cubes with the same faces before Friday. The boss's friends thought it was incredible that the boss used such a topic to interview college students. The boss explained, "Cough! This person has a background. I am embarrassed not to want him, so I will give him a question to sound it out so that I can arrange a suitable position for him. "

The boss's friend warned, "Maybe this college student will take apart the Rubik's Cube and put it on one by one." The boss said, "if only he had done so." This shows that he is courageous and can engage in market development. "

"What about other methods?"

"Now children don't play Rubik's cube, I don't believe he can get better immediately. If he draws six sides, it means that he is very creative and can work in the software development department; If he brings back the Rubik's Cube this afternoon, it shows that he is very smart and has a strong understanding ability, and he is my most suitable assistant. If he gets the Rubik's Cube back before Wednesday, it means that he consulted someone, which means that he is very popular and can let him work in the customer service department. If he gets it back before I leave, it shows that he works hard and is willing to be a low-level programmer. If he finally takes it back, it still doesn't work, which means that others are honest and can engage in custody and financial work. But if he can't get it back, then I can't help it. "

I see!

The next day, the boss happily told his friend, "I want that college student." He returned the Rubik's Cube to me this morning.

Guess what? He bought me a new Rubik's cube! He said, "I can't restore your Rubik's cube, so I bought a new one, which is bigger and more flexible than yours!" " "

"What does this mean?" The friend asked. The boss lowered his voice: "He is definitely a good material for piracy!"