A recent job interview experience shared by a software professional on the Developers India subreddit has sparked discussions about the role of honesty in hiring. The candidate applied for a position focused on SAP BTP and CAP technologies, but the interview was marred by an abrupt conclusion. When asked if he would consider other job offers after receiving one from the company, he answered truthfully, stating he would discuss any more attractive opportunities with them. This candidness led to a negative reaction from the interviewer, who abruptly ended the call, suggesting the candidate lacked integrity. The candidate later expressed his dissatisfaction with the interview's unprofessional conclusion in a follow-up email, only to receive a reply questioning the value of investing time in someone perceived as untrustworthy. The incident has generated mixed responses online, with some users noting the pressure job seekers face to present themselves in an idealized manner, while others highlighted the cultural differences in valuing honesty across regions.