She got hired for asking a stupid question

She stayed calm, confident, and focused, and she got the job.

The Newsroom was a fantastic show.

It wasn't the stupid question that got her hired. It was the fact that she was ridiculed, put down, and belittled, and still wanted to learn and grow from the experience to find the truth in the world. She is the kid at the end of Camelot.

Her bold crazy question during the interview actually lands her the dream job

@CinemaInSeconds She maintained her cool

Is only in movies that this happens

I don’t believe this

If you think, she got hired for asking a stupid question...

Shes bbeautiful and it can only happen in movies

It can happen in real life too

I watched the 1st season and I still don't know why the anchor (Jeff Daniel's character) didn't get fired in every show. He was a pretentious asshole who treated everyone around him like shit. HR should have destroyed him.

That’s one weirdddd way to get hired

At least she was hired

This can't get you hired in real life

This can’t happen in real life

Why do you think so?

Sometimes it is not about the question but the boldness

Hahaha 🤣 some can get unnecessary lucky for unnecessary things

what's the name of the movie

Newspaper

Good things can happen in unexpected ways

@BcMaduka That is one of them

Corny and unrealistic. Aaron Sorkin's dialogue exists only in Aaron Sorkin shows. This show is a huge liberal fart. Yuck.

that stupid question actually landed her the job 😭😂

She answered him confidently and calmly

What's the title

Newsroom

Just like that 😂 She look like who can work under pressure too 😂

Ready for HR in a DEI task gourp

Whats the title of this film please??? 🙏🏽

Newsroom

I don’t see anything wrong with the question she asked

What a funny scenerio here. This one really got me laughing hard

This was Season 1 Finale. The Newsroom is one of the few Series I recommend hands down. Quirky, Funny, great writing and even greater premise. You actually care for Jane Fonda's Leona Lansing from Season 2 onwards. It's THAT good.

Stupid question lands the dream job

It’s her lucky day

So if I ask questions like this, I'd get hired Noted

Maybe, you have to try it first

He was stunned at her courage

The other lady helped her

And she so bold while at it

And that question gave her the job

fucken propaganda

In my all time top five favorite tv shows.

She asked nonsense but sold it like genius 💀

Maybe the employer was intrigued by her.