What walls have you encountered in your job search?

This question reminds me of the time before I graduated from college. Although my work along the way is quite enviable, I also ran into a wall when I was looking for a job.

Hit a wall for the first time: not 985,211college. Looking for a job for the first time, I want to be an intern reporter in a local evening newspaper. Probably because my resume is not bad, I received a phone call from the editor-in-chief of the newspaper that night. Said that after reading my resume, I thought I was pretty good, but they couldn't help me. The reason is that the threshold for their application is 985,211college students, and it is meaningless for me or them to go.

Afterwards, hang up the phone, I know what he said is meaningless. First, after my internship, people can't want me; Second, they know I can't stay, and they want me to take care of me. So when I said on the phone that I was willing to be an intern for free, the editor-in-chief declined me.

Hit a wall for the second time: without relevant experience, the "asking price" is too high. The first time I was seriously looking for a job, because I wanted to be an editor in finance and economics, and I was directly diss by the interviewer. I can only write articles, and I can't do this job without relevant experience. And as a newcomer in the workplace, how dare you pay a monthly salary of 4000?

It is not wonderful to reflect on your ability and resume afterwards, and you didn't do a good salary survey before the interview, and you just filled in a number and you were caught.

The third hit a wall: foreign companies do not accept state-owned enterprises. I want to jump from secretary of state-owned enterprise to assistant of foreign enterprise. Results During the interview, the interviewer replied to me after knowing my workflow in detail. The cultural gap between the two companies is too far to be suitable.

Author: Lin, Jane's book signing author/book think tank reader/multi-platform certified lecturer, Sina Weibo @ Lin, official account of WeChat: Lin Shangshang Management (ID:living4ever).