Barometric Pressure Resistance Becomes Mandatory on Resumes: The Era Where 'Strong Autonomic Nerves' Determine Salary Over an MBA
A new standard has taken root where employees unable to withstand fluctuating temperatures are considered to have "poor self-management." Job seekers are now focusing on adaptation training in saunas rather than aptitude tests. "Thermal Shock Interviews" are becoming common, where the air conditioner is toggled between 18°C and 30°C, and candidates are rejected the moment they sweat.
