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> At one point, I had to hire a writer to join my staff at Toon Boom.
> I was
> interviewing a potential candidate who mentionned to me that one of
> her
> hobbies was watching anime and manga cartoons. I knew then and
Does that mean that if I'd come to the interview in my Dragonball Z
shirt, that I also would have been hired because of it?
I think you got lucky. You could have hired someone who didn't watch
cartoons and still have gotten a good fit, or someone who liked to
watch cartoons and been a bad fit.
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