- [Voiceover] Welcome to today's episode of "The Job."
It's time to say hello again to our judges.
They're the bosses who will be choosing
which of today's job applicants
they want to hire for their teams.
Richard is looking for applicants
who will be a good "cultural fit."
Susan looks for go-getters
and people with that special X-factor.
Finally, we have Kyle.
He's hoping to hire someone
who is also fun to play pool games with.
And now, let the blind interviews begin.
The bosses will get the candidates resume
and cover letter, no names written on it.
- My name is David.
Wish me luck!
- Sounds bro-ey.
Pass.
- Academic pedigree, unpaid internships, I'm sold.
Yes!
- Why did you not get honors in college?
- I spent so much time sailing,
because as my father, Harry Wilkinson, always told me,
hobbies are just as important as studies.
- Harry Wilkinson is your father?
As in, "the" Harry Wilkinson
that I go sailing with every weekend?
I gotta have you.
- I promise that within two years you'll be a director.
- Our company has a sailing club,
and by club, I mean more of, like, a sailing party crew.
- Our benefits package is out of this world.
- We have a trampoline on one of our floors.
The whole floor is a trampoline.
Have you heard of a sushi girl?
- Of course.
- [Richard] We have those. - [Susan] Okay.
- Thank you both so much for turning around.
Richard, I choose you.
I choose you - [Richard] Excellent.
Hey, welcome, welcome to the boys' club, my friend.
That's just something we always say,
we always say, "Welcome to the boys' club."
- Thank you, I won't let you down.
So glad it worked out.
My dad's always telling me,
"All you need to get ahead in life is hard work
"and the will to succeed."
[Voiceover] - Congratulations, David, no surprises there.
And now, for our second applicant.
- Hi, my name is CC.
I have literally worked so hard
every day of my life to be here.
(dramatic music)
- Oh, congratulations!
Tell us your name.
- My name is CC.
I just want to say thank you, you guys, for turning around.
- Well, CC, what team's it gonna be?
- If you don't mind, I'd love to know why
you think I should join each of your teams.
- You're incredibly qualified and a company needs,
god, I keep seeing this word in emails,
diversity, our company needs more diversity,
and I think you being a woman and being, uh, yourself,
that, uh, is very, that's so diverse,
and that would be great for us.
- You didn't know I was a woman before you turned around?
(nervous laughter)
- [Richard] Okay, yeah. - Myself?
- [Richard] But now that I have turned around,
now I know how much more qualified you are,
uh, based on diversity.
- Okay, CC, clearly at my company,
we're already dedicated to seeing women succeed.
- And Kyle?
- We already have a girl and I am mixed race,
so I guess you could do, like, marketing or sales.
- This is a tough choice, but I'm gonna have to go
with Susan's company.
- Wonderful, you are not going to regret that choice.
Come here, give me a hug.
Welcome to the team.
Okay, alright.
It's a win for Team Susan.
- Feel like you might have only hired her
'cause she's a woman.
- So, I got the job, just,
I think I'm, I'm excited, I uh--
- [Voiceover] So there you have it.
We're gonna take a quick commercial break,
but make sure you come back to meet Daniella,
who applied for the job
because she's tired of explaining to potential employers
that she was born in Florida,
doesn't need a Visa, and speaks perfect English.
And Alex, back for his sixth attempt on the show
after not getting hired five times
and becoming last season's villain
for blaming reverse racism, reverse feminism,
and every other reverse you can think of.
And tune back in tomorrow night
for our spinoff, "The Promotion."