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The modern tech interview in its natural habitat! On one side, we have Bane (the imposing villain) representing candidates with fancy degrees and internships at Big Tech, flexing their impressive credentials. And then there's Pink Guy (in all his awkward glory) sneaking into the interview with nothing but a single solved LeetCode medium problem. This perfectly captures the absurdity of tech hiring where theoretical knowledge often trumps practical skills. Companies be like: "Oh, you built an entire e-commerce platform from scratch? Cool story. Now reverse this binary tree while I watch you sweat." The confidence gap is just *chef's kiss*.

The eternal corporate software hierarchy of suffering! First panel: Developer slumped over in despair because they have to use SAP, the enterprise resource planning software that's basically the DMV of software systems. Second panel: "But wait, there's more misery to come!" Third panel: Enter Jira, the project management tool that somehow manages to make tracking tickets feel like filing taxes in Byzantine bureaucracy. Fourth panel: "Congratulations, you've unlocked a new level of developer hell!" The perfect illustration of how enterprise software solutions are just increasingly sophisticated torture devices wrapped in corporate buzzwords.

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