India, Oct. 26 -- A Redditor has shared a bizarre experience applying for a "Social Media and Community Manager" role in a Reddit post.

According to the Redditor (@ThingImportant3517), the HR claimed that the application "wasn't a cultural fit" after asking if the role paid a salary.

The application was shortlisted, and the first round of interviews went smoothly, with discussions about storytelling and content strategy described as "all good vibes."

"HR said I wasn't a cultural fit because I asked if the social media role paid," the caption of the post reads.

However, the second round took a strange turn when the founder joined the call wearing a hoodie that read "Empathy is our currency."

During the conversation, the founder report...