8. In order to teach a mentally sick person a lesson I locked him in a room: When a candidate was asked by the job interviewer that, how he had interacted with people with psychiatric problems?, he replied that there was a man living at his facility, who refused to stay out of the library, as a result in order to teach him a lesson one day he awaited for that man to enter the library so that he could lock him from outside, he did so and did not open the door until that man promised never to enter the library again, narrates  Bruce Hurwitz, author of "A Hooker's Guide to Getting a Job: Parables from the Real World of Career Counseling and Executive Recruiting. According to Bruce one should not give such wild controversial examples of managing people with psychiatric issues to the job interviewer, as giving such examples can keep them from bagging a job related to handling developmentally disabled people.