During my interview I was shocked by the adolescent responses voiced by my interviewer--a complete bimbo--who obviously must be someone's niece as it could not be possible that she is in any way qualified to evaluate or judge a prospective new employee over the phone. Here’s how our conversation began: Following a brief and friendly introduction, I was asked to respond to a few questions with either a yes or no answer. First question: “You are applying for a Customer Service Position at XYZ airport?” from which I replied “Yes.” Immediately following my reply, the interviewer responded with a resounding “A W E S O M E.” Next question; “You will be paid $x/hour for the first year and ….., are you okay with that?” “Yes” I replied, and again I was met with an ear popping “A W E S O M E” and it continued. By the third question I took the phone from my ear and scratched my head wondering if I was speaking to a high school kid working part time or just some airhead. Never have I experienced anything like it during an interview, and frankly I was turned off by this person from the first response. During our entire conversation I was wondering if this was simply a test of my people skills so I stayed on the line. I remained courteous, polite and upbeat as I answered the questions to the best of my ability. Just to let you know, I was NOT selected for the next round of interviews. Could it have been that I didn’t echo the same resounding remark with every answer, I’ll never know? I would be incredibly discouraged to learn that my interviewer had any input at all on the decision as to whether I was qualified to perform the job for which I applied. A phone call to my present employer would be more than enough proof to learn that I am certainly capable of performing the duties. As I am not accustomed to following up interviews in such a negative tone, I simply wanted to make others aware of my experience.