Professional Ways to Say "what makes you"
Learn the tone, meaning, and better English alternatives around "what makes you" with real scene examples.
What makes you think that I'd be interested working for you?
It means the speaker is rejecting the offer and implying it was foolish to assume they would want it.
From Revenge On My Cheating FianceÌ, Episode 17
When do people say this?
Scene Context
The speaker dismisses an unwanted job offer and questions why they would be interested.
Usage Scenario
Use this in a sharp, argumentative job or business exchange. It can sound rude, so it is not a polite way to decline professionally.
Better ways to say it
Why would I be interested in working for you?
What makes you think I'd say yes?
Why would I want that job?
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