Graduates' job-hunting stories are all selfish and troublesome.

Graduates' job-hunting stories are all selfish and troublesome.

Graduates' job-hunting stories are all caused by selfishness, so it is easy to encounter these problems in the process of job interview. Is there any way to solve this problem? You can't be clever in the workplace. You can avoid being cheated by reading the legal provisions carefully. Graduates' job hunting stories are all caused by selfishness, which teaches you to stand in the workplace.

Graduates' job hunting stories are all caused by selfishness. 1 After rounds of screening, five candidates from different places finally stood out from hundreds of competitors and became the best in the final round of interviews.

The five of us, each with our own strengths, are evenly matched, and anyone can be hired and eliminated at the same time. Because of this, the final round of the game is more suspense and intense.

Although I am also among the masters, I feel more practical in my heart. Because of my invincible momentum in the initial test, retest, retest and retest, I think I should have no problem winning successfully. The confidence of victory and the joy of success are written on the face in advance.

According to company regulations, we should arrive at the interview site at 9: 00 am on the day of the interview. Not only were we not late, but we all arrived more than half an hour early.

It's still early for the interview. In order to break the awkward deadlock, we managed to chat together. Looking at these opponents who will threaten our destiny at any time, we all seem more reserved and conservative in our conversation, even with a hint of indifference and hypocrisy. ...

Suddenly, a young man came here in a hurry. His arrival has become a good excuse for us to change the topic without content. We looked at him in surprise because we had never seen him in previous rounds of interviews.

He seemed to feel a little embarrassed, and then took the initiative to introduce himself, saying that he also came for an interview, but he was too careless and forgot to bring his pen. He asked us if anyone had a pen and wanted to borrow it to fill out his resume.

We looked at each other. I think the competition is fierce enough, and there will be a "journey" on the way. Won't it make the competition more intense? If we don't lend him a pen, won't it reduce a competitor and increase the possibility of success? We looked at me as if I had telepathy, and I looked at you. Finally, no one made a sound, even though we all had extra pens.

Later, when he saw a pen in my pocket, a surprise flashed in front of him: "Sir, can I borrow it?" I was confused by his question and said in a panic, "Oh … my pen … is broken!" " "

At this time, a taciturn "glasses" among the five of us came over, handed him a pen and said politely, "Sorry, my pen just ran out of ink. I mixed some tap water and I can barely write, but my handwriting may be lighter. "

He took the pen and gratefully shook the hand of "glasses". The four of us took turns glancing at the "glasses" with our own eyes, and different eyes conveyed the same meaning-complaining, blaming and even angry. Because he added another competitor to us.

In a blink of an eye, the prescribed interview time has passed 20 minutes, but the interview room is still silent. Finally, we couldn't help it, so we went to the person in charge to ask about the situation. Unexpectedly, it was that deja vu face that came out: "The result has been seen, this gentleman has been hired." He smiled and made a face at us with glasses.

Then, he added a few words without regret: "Originally, you will come here after five customs and six customs, which is already very valuable. As an enterprising company, we don't want to lose any talents. But unfortunately, it is your selfishness that makes you lose the opportunity! "

The stories of graduates looking for jobs are all selfish. My cousin is a few years older than me and graduated from an ordinary college. Working hard in the society alone, I have now become the personnel manager of a foreign trade company. I can't find a more accurate word to describe him except "brilliant". Graduation is only two months away. Most students are busy with their work. Only me, always as steady as Mount Tai. Because I have locked in my goal: the foreign trade company that my cousin belongs to (in order to prove my strength, I didn't let my cousin know that I had "ulterior motives"). Every day, besides reading English newspapers and periodicals, I also check the information of foreign trade companies online, especially the recruitment information.

As I expected, the company soon launched a large-scale recruitment campaign. So I spent an afternoon surfing the Internet in the school computer room and carefully designed two resumes (one in Chinese and one in English) for myself. Looking at the exquisite and rich resume on the computer screen, I can't help but smile proudly when I think of my cousin's joy after being hired. I know my own strength-computer undergraduate, CET-6-will be invincible. Send your resume to the company with confidence, and then wait with expectation. Sure enough, the company soon informed me to go for an interview. Although the interviewer is not my cousin, the result is still very satisfactory to me: I just operate the computer, interpret and translate some official letters, which is my specialty! The interviewer said, "If the company decides to hire you, it will give you a message within three days."

I waited at school for three days, but I didn't expect a gust of wind to come into my ears for three days. The phone in the dormitory keeps ringing, but it's not mine. I am extremely depressed. I can't figure out how the company can not accept my terms! Besides, my cousin is the personnel manager! He doesn't know my name! Cousin? Yes, it must be him, and it must be planted in the hands of this personnel manager! I feel angry when I think about it. I didn't expect him to do that.

Call my cousin to meet, and my cousin "cut" me. "Give me a reason!" I don't care about the lady image. My cousin is not unhappy. He patted me on the shoulder and said, "It's really not difficult for you to enter this company, but I hope you can start from a low place, start small, experience the hardships of life and kill your pride first." After listening to my cousin, I was silent. My first job, which I think is the most sure job, missed me. However, I didn't complain or regret, because I heard four words: low hand. After graduation, I gave a simple military salute and went to a small county town in the south alone.