Diary

Yesterday afternoon, I went to Sunac Financial Enjoyment Center for an interview.

The leader of the interview is engaged in taxation and asked professional questions.

I'm a little timid about professional rolling, so it's hard to answer.

When I walked out of the building, I was depressed and felt that I had wasted an opportunity. I'm not ready to meet him.

Looking back at that building, I think of those people in the office cubicle.

Much like Hulan described at the talk show conference: the real-life immersive horror experience hall.

To be honest, I don't want to go.

But the feeling of uncertainty is terrible.

The interviewer asked me: the person who recommended you couldn't stand the pressure of work and left. You have to go to graduate school. How do you balance work and study?

Me: Strong pressure resistance, giving consideration to study, work and life. These are all problems that everyone has to face and need to overcome by themselves.

He said: You think it's too easy to enjoy Sunac.

Interview is really a matter of fate.

Some positions need to be obedient, some need to be competent, some need to have strong personality, and some need to be good at communication.

It is difficult to grasp the demand in ten minutes.

I interviewed the cost group and asked the professional questions of the tax group, and I wanted to cry.

Profession is not difficult!

Accumulate experience and make persistent efforts.

The glass was broken and reassembled.