BenQ has some experience in interviewing.

BenQ has some experience in interviewing.

This topic is a bit long, but it is my deepest impression of BenQ's interview. I remember when I submitted my resume online, I spent a lot of effort. I chose a sales representative. BenQ screens resumes submitted online. When he comes to preach, he will post a list on bbs. Because I minored in business administration, when he wrote my name, it was business administration. I was "real" at that time, and asked my classmates to help me ask their recruiters if it was related (one of my classmates has been helping them prepare for recruitment). Later, I was told that I was fine, and I was relieved. Later, I went to a presentation in BenQ, and I felt ok. BenQ had a written test, but I don't quite remember what it was, like IQ or something, what books he liked to read, and it seemed to be mixed with English or something. Because there was a rumor in the edition that Taiwan Province enterprises were not very good. So I didn't pay much attention to BenQ. However, fortunately, I passed the written test and met.

During the interview, I talked about the opportunity to try, and asked some basic questions, including the expected salary, whether I can persist in sales, and the expected salary location. Later, he asked me if I had any questions. I didn't prepare any questions. But at that time, I thought it was not good not to ask questions. I seemed to know too little about the enterprise, so I asked a particularly stupid question. I asked, "Everyone says that Taiwanese enterprises are not very good. What do you think you got from working in BenQ? " As God is my witness, I didn't use a provocative tone at that time, but I regretted it as soon as the problem came up. Because I saw hr's face elongated and said, "I never thought about getting anything from the company, I just wanted to contribute to the company." At that time, I knew it was over, and others must think I was going to destroy Taiwan Province. There is no way but to bite the bullet and come out. Later, I regretted that my intestines were green and I missed another opportunity. Later, people who listened to me describe this process said that I was stupid.

Conclusion: Don't ask questions, don't ask blindly, otherwise all previous efforts will be in vain. Respect every company that comes to recruit, after all, it is not easy to find a job now. In fact, your attitude towards each other can be clearly heard from your tone, which cannot be concealed. Isn't there a saying? Job seekers live like dogs, which is not very nice, but it is true.

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