This recruitment firm video went viral because it looks like a ridiculous parody. It’s not

This recruitment video has gone viral after it was shared by a guy called Stevie Buckley on Twitter.

Stevie said he got himself banned from LinkedIn because he thought it was a parody but it turns out it’s the real thing.

Have a watch and you can see why he might have made the mistake. And you really do need to watch with the sound up.

Managed to get myself blocked on LinkedIn for saying that this is the best parody of the recruitment industry I've ever seen.

Turns out Haigh Associates were actually being sincere with this video. pic.twitter.com/qPKCYPHy5I

— Stevie Buckley (@StevieBuckley) October 15, 2018

Anyone know when the Apprentice is on next? Here’s what people are saying about it online.

1.

This video smells of lager, Instagram thots, Arsenal season tickets, Drakkar Noir and Brazilian Ju Jitsu classes.

— Dorothy Dotfiles (@DorothyDotfiles) October 15, 2018

2.

I am overwhelmed by how accurate this tweet is

— Stevie Buckley (@StevieBuckley) October 15, 2018

3.

“Lads, let’s tell Steven it’s white shirt day”
“Yeah, quality banter” pic.twitter.com/k2f0V0mzvt

— Bertie (@Bertaroo) October 15, 2018

4.

guess which one’s Mam refused to turn their chinos into shorts

— Stevie Buckley (@StevieBuckley) October 15, 2018

5.

are they all the same person?

— James Cook (@JamesLiamCook) October 15, 2018

6.

Ping pong with a cardigan is probably the most twattish thing I’ve ever witnessed.

— Alessandro Mencarini (@amencarini) October 15, 2018

7.

It’s like if everyone in Entourage still got breastfed.

— Scott 👻 (@scott_riley) October 15, 2018

8.

https://twitter.com/KellyCates/status/1052157462491656192

9.

Note the only time you see a female @HaighAssociate co-worker (she’s not on the charter jet of course) pic.twitter.com/YmV4h8HgHJ

— Tim Gow ✏️ industrial strength copywriter (@TimCopy) October 15, 2018

10.

This was the thing that got me the most. Way to perpetuate about a million crappy stereotypes

— Rebecca Broad (@RebeccaComms) October 15, 2018