What does it mean that the interviewer handed me a business card after the interview? Is there a play?

I don't know what direction you are interviewing for, or what department of the enterprise.

1. If it's public relations or sales, I may give you my business card to see the other person's contact ability, problem-solving ability, time-keeping ability and oral expression ability.

2. In addition, the interviewer may be the person who attended all the interviews. As long as he thinks it's ok, he will give you a business card, then mark it on your resume, go back and discuss it with the personnel department, and give you an answer in a week.

The downside is that giving you a business card during an interview is the same as accepting your resume at a job fair. The other party is not really recruiting talents, but advertising. After a while, you call and ask, and he will say, sorry, we are full here.

4. There is another situation. The interviewer gives you a business card to see who benefits me. Anyway, whoever I recruit is the same. Are you sure he only gave you his business card? You are not sure, so what I just said is also a situation.

Generally speaking, no matter what the situation is, as long as you think you need this job, you should take the initiative, because the opportunity is earned by yourself. He said it would take about a week (many enterprises have a scheduling meeting once a week, most of which are held on Mondays), so you should call him in the middle (it is best to go to work, because you are talking about business). He may say that he hasn't decided yet, or something else. You have to wait for a week before calling him to ask about the situation. At this time, he should give you the final conclusion. I don't need to make polite remarks on the phone. Pay attention to the address and observe the position of others. If you have an office phone, you'd better call the office phone instead of the mobile phone. Good luck. ! ! !