Chaylene Martinez: Video of woman DESTROYING her chances during job interview goes viral

A woman busted her chances of getting hired by unknowingly criticizing job interview questions while it was underway on video
UPDATED FEB 10, 2022
Chaylene Jordan during her viral interview (L) and follow up video (Chaylene Jordan/TikTok
Chaylene Jordan during her viral interview (L) and follow up video (Chaylene Jordan/TikTok

A woman called Chaylene Martinez has gone viral all over TikTok after she posted a video of herself where she is heard badmouthing the company that she is about to interview for. Martinez did not realize that she had accidentally started recording herself on the company's video application platform. 

Martinez's video has received over 6.9 million views so far and the numbers continue to go up. In the video, she is heard talking to an unknown male who does not appear on screen throughout the video. “The question is the stupidest, cheesiest question I’ve ever read in my life,” she was heard saying in the interview clip she was recording for her digital interview with SkyWest Airlines. 

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@chayjordan_ def not getting the job. sorry skywest #hireme #flightattendant #skywestairlines @SkyWest Airlines ♬ original sound - chayjordan_

 

"What is your impression of SkyWest's company culture, and how does that resonate with you," Martinez mockingly reads out a question from the interview and also says that it was awkward that she had to record herself. She seems to be purely oblivious of the fact that she had already started taping herself. The one-minute seven-second video of the TikToker ends only a few seconds after she realizes that her off-screen opinions about the company and their interview questions had been caught on camera. 

Martinez was even seen applying lipstick and practicing her pre-written answer for the interview. However, her practice did not come to fruitfulness in her case. Martinez was heard gasping, "Oh, no!" when she finally realizes that she had been taping herself all along. 

The video does not end there. After the woman realizes her blunder, she is seen making an attempt to recover from it. “I’m so sorry, I didn’t realize it was recording. I was practicing. So I was going to say," she continued to say before noticing that the time limit for the video interview was already up. She ends her video with an abrupt sorry. 

Martinez later announced on her social media that she "did not get the job" and was also in danger of getting fired from her current job now that her boss has found out about her secret job hunt. “When you post a video of yourself applying for other jobs and your co-workers find out and now your boss knows you’re looking for another job,” Martinez said in the follow-up video, which she captioned, “Why did I not think this through? Someone hire me daddy before I get fired.”

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