Interview Games

Interview Games is a satirical job-hunting brand built for everyone trying to survive the modern hiring process without losing their mind, standards, or humor.

This is where resumes enter the arena, ATS systems act like gatekeepers, recruiters disappear with calendar invites, and candidates stay positive while retyping work history into a portal that already has their resume.

Interview Games turns job hunting chaos into comedy, commentary, and survival strategy. It speaks to people who have been ghosted after interviews, rejected by automation before breakfast, asked to complete unpaid projects, invited to seven rounds, or told they were “impressive” right before being launched into silence.

The goal is simple: make the modern job search feel less lonely, less ridiculous, and slightly more survivable. Through satire, storytelling, and honest observations, Interview Games calls out broken hiring systems without forgetting the humans stuck inside the process.

This page is for job seekers, laid-off professionals, career changers, frustrated applicants, exhausted networkers, and anyone who has ever stared at a job posting requiring years of experience for an entry-level salary and wondered whether the system was built during a group project nobody finished.

Here, the absurd becomes useful. Rejection emails become material. Ghosting becomes evidence. Interviews become episodes. The resume becomes a contestant. The ATS becomes the villain. And the raccoon still has better instincts than most hiring platforms.

Interview Games is not about being bitter. It is about being honest with humor sharp enough to survive the nonsense. Because job hunting should not feel like a corporate obstacle course designed by robots and unavailable hiring managers.

Welcome to Interview Games, where the job hunt is the arena, candidates are tired, the rules keep changing, and somehow we are still showing up with resumes, jokes, standards, and just enough hope to click Apply one more time.