What are some interesting campus recruitment rejection stories?

I was a big fan of 3-idiots. I especially liked the role of Sharman Joshi. So just like he goes to the interview, I went. I answered all the questions frankly, my attitude was exactly like Sharman's in 3-idiots. And the interviewer told me that I would have to control this attitude if I want to even think of joining their company. And I replied with style 'Sorry sir. I have developed this attitude after a lot of difficulties. Can't change' and I started walking away just like in the film. I decreased my speed of walking hoping they would call. I walked toward the door, walked out the door, walked out the lobby, walked out the office, walked out the building, walked out the city, f*cking hell walked out the milky way, but still didn't get a call back.

 ~ Akash Vadera

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