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00:00Our friend Richard is looking for a new job, but the task is tough.
00:05Demanding interviews, suspicious recruits and unexpected obstacles make his journey difficult.
00:11You can help him to get the job he dreams of by solving all the puzzles.
00:15Let's try the experiment.
00:17His first interview starts in a minute, but Richard can't locate the right office building.
00:23The invitation he received by e-mail did not contain an address, but a clue.
00:28Which of these three buildings should Richard choose?
00:40Richard must enter the green building, because its windows are hermetically sealed.
00:45The other two buildings have visible window handles.
00:50Once inside, before accessing the room where the final interview will take place,
00:54Richard is confronted with a riddle posed by the secretary.
00:57The password is a 5-digit number.
00:591. The first digit corresponds to the number of legs of a spider.
01:022. The second represents the number of wheels of a bicycle.
01:063. The third indicates the number of inches of a human being.
01:17So, what is this password?
01:19A spider has 8 legs.
01:21A bicycle has 2 wheels.
01:23A human being has 2 inches.
01:25The correct password is therefore 822.
01:29Richard finally enters the interview room.
01:32But new riddles await him.
01:35Oops! Caught in the whirlwind of interviews, Richard forgot to take his pills.
01:40His doctor prescribed him one for the morning, let's call it X, and another for the evening, let's call it Y.
01:47He can't ingest both at the same time, neither in the morning nor in the evening.
01:51As the pills are strictly identical, how should he proceed to respect his treatment and avoid any risk?
02:05He must cut each pill in half.
02:07He will take half of pill X in the morning and the other half in the evening, and will apply the same principle to pill Y.
02:16The recruiter gives a book to Richard to assess his ability to quickly memorize new information.
02:21But, absorbed by his reading, he tears several pages apart.
02:259, 10, 25, 67 and 68.
02:30How many sheets will he have to restore?
02:40No worries, he will only have to reconstruct 3.
02:43Pages 9 and 10, as well as 67 and 68, are on both sides of the same sheet.
02:50The next riddle will test Richard's analytical mind.
02:54He must identify the employee who is betraying the company by revealing his secrets to the competition.
02:59The only clue is a periodic table where three elements are highlighted in red.
03:04Carbon, oxygen and lithium.
03:08The three suspects are Léon, Colin and Olivia.
03:1310, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
03:20The chemical symbols form the sequence C-O-Li, which gives us Colin.
03:25It is an obvious clue pointing to Colin.
03:28The interview is over.
03:30Richard waits patiently for the results when he receives an email.
03:33It is an invitation to join Microsoft.
03:37This seems to be the ideal opportunity.
03:39But instead of rejoicing, he immediately understands that this is a scam.
03:44How did he escape the trap?
03:53Microsoft would never send an invitation to an interview from an address such as
03:58We recruit Microsoft or Coolmail.com
04:02Richard spends a new interview in a company that, at first glance, seems ideal.
04:07The offices are modern, the director warm.
04:10Yet something is wrong.
04:12What detail is suspicious?
04:21The total absence of company logos and brand material is a worrying sign.
04:26An empty office, without staff, is just as bad.
04:29In addition, the presence of a huge TV set,
04:32facilities such as a water fountain or a coffee machine,
04:36clearly indicates that this space is not even a real office.
04:40It is probably a showroom or a room used for other purposes.
04:45Richard is invited to another interview nearby and decides to attend.
04:50However, instead of the usual questions,
04:53the interviewer asks him to quote memes on the Internet.
04:56He then understands that his interlocutor is probably a blogger broadcasting the live exchange.
05:01What element allowed Richard to unmask the impostor?
05:13This office seems ordinary, but a detail intrigues.
05:16A teddy bear is placed in a corner, and one of its eyes is abnormally large.
05:20It is probably a hidden camera.
05:23Determined to pursue his search for a job,
05:25Richard sends his resume to two other companies located in the same building.
05:29When he meets the managers,
05:31he immediately understands that only the first company seeks to deceive him.
05:35How did he understand it?
05:44Have you noticed this envelope filled with money?
05:47The manager of the first company tries to hide it,
05:50suggesting that he pays in cash.
05:53On the contrary, the director of the second company adopts a professional attitude.
05:57Her watch, elegant and well highlighted,
06:00shows her concern for punctuality.
06:02Richard therefore opts for the second company,
06:05which evolves in the creative sector.
06:07In order to assess his ability to get out of the beaten path,
06:10he is asked a riddle.
06:12What do you get if you add 5 to 500 to 5 times?
06:17What do you get if you add 5 to 500 to 5 times?
06:25Don't forget that the company values creativity.
06:28You will get 505, 505, 505, 505, 505.
06:34The recruiter has 15 colored pencils,
06:375 blue, 5 red, and 5 purple.
06:40He asks Richard to divide them into two piles.
06:43One must contain twice as many blue pencils as red pencils,
06:46while the other must contain more purple pencils than any other color.
06:51How many red pens does each pile contain?
07:03The answer seems complex, but it is actually a test of attention.
07:06The answer is simple, zero.
07:08Indeed, since the beginning, it has only been a question of pencils and not pens.
07:13Richard must now identify the logic that governs the following sequence.
07:26The numbers are organized according to the alphabetical order of the first and second letters of their name.
07:315, 2, 8, 9, and so on.
07:36The last test is to leave the room.
07:39The door is equipped with a combination lock.
07:42And this time, no clue allows to guess the code.
07:46How can Richard escape?
07:57No one has specified that the door was locked.
08:00He just has to push it to open it.
08:03Richard receives two job offers, and must choose the one with the least risk.
08:08The first offer offers an attractive salary immediately,
08:12but requires a copy of his passport and his bank details before signing the contract.
08:18The second offers a more modest remuneration and a trial period,
08:22but guarantees an official job by offering a contract first.
08:26Which company should Richard choose?
08:34He must never communicate his personal data,
08:37including his bank details, before signing a contract.
08:41The first company is a scam, so Richard must choose the second one.
08:45It is Richard's first day at work.
08:48In the morning, a surprising title draws his attention in the newspaper.
08:52The workers demand less money.
08:55Intrigued, he reads the article and everything becomes logical.
08:59What is he wondering about?
09:09The workers, whose job is literally to make money,
09:13complain of being overworked.
09:16They therefore claim a reduction in their workload,
09:19which, in their case, means producing less money.
09:23Richard arrives at the office,
09:26and notices as soon as a bell rings.
09:29Can you guess which one?
09:40Look at the calendar.
09:42The month of June has only 30 days, which means that the 31st does not exist.
09:47It was his first trial, and Richard brilliantly succeeded.
09:52His boss enters the room and challenges him.
09:55I can beat anyone who works here.
09:58He adds that an employee who manages to beat him
10:01will receive a reward of 500 euros.
10:04Richard is tempted, but his colleagues dissuade him,
10:07claiming that he may be fired.
10:09Why?
10:18The boss has stated that he can beat any employee.
10:21To ensure that this statement is true,
10:24it would be enough for him to fire anyone stronger than him
10:27in order to eliminate competition.
10:29Richard's first day of work went wonderfully.
10:32Of course, he had to play tricks,
10:35overcome complex trials and unexpected traps.
10:38But thanks to you, he was able to demonstrate his intelligence
10:41and finally get the job he deserved.