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We waited 2.5 years for The Apprentice interviews to return and they did NOT disappoint 👌

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[NaviLo]

Mike Soutar is the fairest interviewer, he can make a point by asking fair questions and presenting evidence to back his claim without having to throw insults

[merlinstwin]

"Would I be able to respond to this?"
"Not really."

So Claude 😂

[doctimothy]

Mike Soutar actually teaches and mentors with his interviews. The few minutes those ladies spent with him are precious and highly educative. They should cherish those moments as it will go a long way in helping them in their future endeavours.

[twoldthis]

I love the 'buying up of websites' scheme. She should have known he's previously played that card!

[gnir]

"Why's your growth been so pedestrian?" Damn, I'm using that one

[marezic]

Mike's interviews are the best, because he researtches the candidates in detail and he actually provides fair criticism and feedback, he has done the website thing before, so I am surprised Catherine didn't know about the importance of copyright. Claude and Linda try to be edgy and controversial.

[philbooth]

This whole series consisted of the team that was least hopeless winning each week! Absolutely no-one stood out as having investable business skills!

[Agent-hhkk]

People talk about Claude and Linda being the real threats but Mike has to be the most underrated interviewer he really tries corner you with your bold claims and trolls you into submission like exposing Daniel on his salesman of the year award or showing a ready meal person that their 'luxury meal' already exist or taking someone's idea for website as shown here and even exposing a guy who claimed to do a rubix cube in under a minute

[themosteliteyoutuberintheu]

I knew that Brittany would be eliminated the moment Claude said the interview was “terminated”

[RK-psbd]

0:42 me trying to be nice when a customer comes at me with a complaint 😂

[yussi]

It was unbelievably boring and the quality of business plans and ideas this year were terrible. I have no idea how you could go into this process or bother applying without a proper business plan that considers the risks, barriers to entry and a scale up plan.

Another thing that got to me, advocating for sustainability, but manufacturing all the way in China? 😂😂😂 Absolutely foolish

[JoeKnaggs]

Mike buying the domains were hilarious hahaha

[eclectica]

Maybe the most Savage interviews in the history of The Apprentice. Even Claudine was more ruthless than usual, and she usually the nice one.

[emiliag]

That's brutal. I haven't seen apprentice in years and this may be enough incentive to jump back into it!

[josephlewis]

I love the interviews week. It really shows the candidates for who they really are. You just never get to know what the candidates actually put down on their CV's until then and the interviewers, particularly claude comes up with the best quips and takes no prisoners.

[vernefits]

Claude voice of reason. Incredible sharp

[nord]

An interview with Claude isn't an interview. It's a lecture.

[SJMJ]

"You're going to have an uncomfortable time with me."

That opening phrase alone is how you know this is for TV and isn't a normal job interview.

[cobbler]

If this is the calibre of the best business people has to offer, the future is bleak. I'm not saying I would do any better, but I'm not putting myself up to it.

[hundredpercentx]

The two people that lied (about ownership and designing her own products) made it to the final, I guess that shows how bad the other plans were. This years apprentice was sad :(