India, May 21 -- How far should a job seeker go to satisfy an interviewer's paranoia? For one mid-level professional, the limit was reached after sitting blindly with folded hands for 20 minutes during a high-stakes virtual interview. Intending to transition into a global multinational company, the candidate endured a gruelling, robotic screening process designed to prevent technological malpractice. However, when the flawed system falsely accused the candidate of using artificial intelligence to cheat, they decided to walk away entirely, sharing that no corporate opportunity is worth sacrificing one's core self-respect.

The job seeker posted, "Interview Experience after 7 years. Asked me hold my hands to the camera," adding, "After 7 ye...