Friends-Inspired Questionnaire For Flatmate In Bengaluru Goes Viral
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The woman was looking for an apartment on rent and was given a questionnaire by those who were already living in the house.
House hunting has always been a tough job for people who have to move to a different city. But a woman in Bengaluru faced a weird questionnaire from occupants of a flat, who said ability to pay money is not the only criteria. Apartment hunting in Bengaluru seems to be a cultural interview round these days@peakbengalurupic.twitter.com/LTa9MJfvv3 @AsthaPasta16 thanks for making our interview viral 😆When you have 150 applications, filtering is a must. Just being able to pay rent is no criteria, @Devina18Kumar@ChasiaNeha we did well!
The experience shared by woman in the form of a Twitter post is now viral.
“Apartment hunting in Bengaluru seems to be a cultural interview round these days,” the woman named Astha said in her tweet, sharing the questionnaire.
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