You Can Always Tell When a Millennial Sets Default Password Questions

Weatherman2020

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Exhibit 4,382 on why I’d never hire a recent college grad.

You know those if you forgot your password questions.

A major bank I use just set up a new system and had to set up things.

Some of the dumbass default password questions some retarded millennials came up with:

What was the make and model of your first cell phone?

Who was your college academic advisor?

What’s your favorite song?

What was the name of your kindergarten teacher?

What kind of dog food did you feed your first dog?

Options went on and on. Only a couple of the questions were non subjective that I will know the answer to in a year.
 
Exhibit 4,382 on why I’d never hire a recent college grad.

You know those if you forgot your password questions.

A major bank I use just set up a new system and had to set up things.

Some of the dumbass default password questions some retarded millennials came up with:

What was the make and model of your first cell phone?

Who was your college academic advisor?

What’s your favorite song?

What was the name of your kindergarten teacher?

What kind of dog food did you feed your first dog?

Options went on and on. Only a couple of the questions were non subjective that I will know the answer to in a year.
I've noticed that "what is your mother's maiden name" seems to be falling out of favor.
 
If O had to make the question list it would be:

Who was the first person you had sex with?

The teacher you wished you had sex with?

Your partner friend you wish to have an affair with?

People will remember that more often than most other questions...
 
I've noticed that "what is your mother's maiden name" seems to be falling out of favor.
Yep, because it is far too common (used on too many platforms) and far too easy to obtain, via Facebook and other social media, for instance.
 

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