The male professor said that the interview girls don't look at talent, ability, face or chest. what do you think?

If it is the selection of the entertainment circle, that's it. But this male professor is a professor at Beijing Foreign Studies University! I silently pondered this sentence with reverence.

Indeed, he is telling the truth. With the title of professor and so many students and fans, he has the courage to say such a thing. In front of a group of people pretending to be pure and noble, I dare to admit what the interview girl is looking at. I don't think there are really many people except him.

After all, human beings are still animals. Of course, females and males are attracted to each other. We all have the topic of "reproduction" in our minds. We all hope that our race is getting bigger and bigger. This is instinct, and we can't avoid it. Therefore, these truths did not arouse my disgust, but exposed the true and undisguised side behind the gentlemen.

In this chaotic society, the more honest I am, the more I admire you. But attraction is attraction, this is an interview, this is survival. This is not a concept.

If I have to interview like this, I don't think I have a chance to find a job in the future. I seem to have exposed something. )

I don't think everyone's chance of fair competition is determined by appearance. If it is determined by appearance, all previous efforts will be in vain. Because some people are ugly, she has worked hard since she was a child. If she is not so conspicuous in the crowd, she will expand her specialty in another way. In order to win your place without showing your face in the future.

What we need now is talents who can bring us benefits. What can the face bring us? What can breasts bring us? I have never seen anyone praise Ma Yun for his good looks, but he is really successful now. Is there something wrong with your face? Not at all. What we want is brains, and what we want is ability.

Therefore, when interviewing, the male professor on the stage hopes that you don't regard yourself as a man in life, but as a man in your career.