How to "Fail" an interview.
Predators will profile YOU. This is how they survive. They must know if you are safe to attack. This profiling is called the interview.
Attacking you is a calculated risk. The predator is asking the questions “can I get away with this? Is this person safe to attack? What is the danger to me?” Personal safety is important to the predator. This is one interview you must fail!
So what kinds of interview can you expect?
- The simple interview begins as a “normal” approach and question requesting information, help or some item. During this questioning, you are being evaluated as to your situational awareness and “attackability” The predator is moving into attack position during this period as well. You must not let down your guard. You should answer no to all questions, keep moving, say stay away and never approach your questioner.
- The extreme interview is an blitz. Loud, emotional and fast. If you are not used to this type of emotional outburst attack it is very easy to become psychologically overwhelmed. The predator is watching for and relying on this reaction to have a successful attack. To fail this interview you must display the willingness to engage in violence right now. This committed display on your part will show the predator that you are not safe to attack.
- The upgrade interview begins as a simple interview that creeps up into an extreme. This is the predator pushing the envelope of your patience and boundaries. The predator is testing you to see how much you will put up with. Every envelope push must be pushed back. Being a “pushover” means you fail this interview.
- A stalking or long term interview you will not see. Your predator will observe you from a distance. This predator is sizing you up. Watching you for signs of prey. This predator is collecting intel on you and taking notes. If you display fear or victim behavior you may be approached for an upgrade interview.
This interview can be failed by always being observant, aware of your surroundings and those in your local space.
These are some of the interviews you may be confronted with. Some interviews may be combinations or variations of these. It is up to you to understand the dynamics of being interviewed and act accordingly.
