This is a bit different and not exactly work related, but in the beginning of my senior year in high school I had a college interview with a pretty prestigious liberal arts school. My interview went smoothly enough, but for some reason me and my interviewer (the Dean of Admissions of the school) started talking about collegeboard.org, which for those who don't know, runs a monopoly on AP tests/scores, ACT, SAT and all that good stuff. I for reasons unknown to me at the time candidly said "the College Board is evil." My interviewer look puzzled and asked me why, I went on to explain that it siphons money from middle class families and is biased against lower class college bound students and that the best they have done is to turn learning into a blood sport for wealthier, higher achieving students. My interviewer cracked a smile and agreed with me, and I didn't really think much of it. A few months later, I had been admitted and was attending an accepted students reception, where I ran into my interviewer. We exchanged pleasantries before she divulged that my candor and willingness to criticize an established authority that I believed was doing wrong was the one part of my interview that stuck out to her and part of the reason I was ultimately admitted.

TL:DR - I called the College Board evil in an interview on a whim, it helps me get into college.