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Even if your job interviewer is older than your father, please call him or her by their names and prefix it with either Mr, Mrs, or miss; referring to them as aunty or uncle may ruin your chances of securing the job.

Respectful man loses lucrative job after referring to interviewer as 'uncle' | Pulse Ghana

Andreas Kamasah

<p>A desperate <a href="https://www.pulse.com.gh/filla/married-teacher-and-beauty-queen-jailed-for-sending-naked-photos-to-student-15/8kdctv9">Nigerian jobseeker</a> who allegedly referred to his potential employer as uncle lost the job despite the endearment.</p>

<p>According to blogger and investigative journalist, Kemi Olunloyo, the job was reportedly meant to see him earn N200k (Ghs<em>2963</em>) if the young man had been successful, however his attempt to be informal caused him the offer.</p>

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<p>Kemi Olunloyo wrote;&nbsp;<em>“A man lost a N200K per month job at my brother’s company in Lekki. He was the best-qualified candidate. He lost the opportunity simply because he called my brother “Uncle” during the interview. Stop addressing people with titles you feel comfortable with. RESPECT” </em>she wrote on Twitter.</p>

Respectful man loses lucrative job after referring to interviewer as 'uncle'