What is the most disgusting thing that has ever happened to you while looking for a job?

I have encountered three disgusting job-hunting experiences:

1. When I was looking for a job in the year of graduation, I attended the information conference of China Railway 9th Bureau. Major, I took the bus from school to submit my resume. After the seminar, I gave my resume to the recruiter, a woman in her twenties and thirties, playing with her mobile phone without looking up

"We are full", I He said, "This is the major advertised at the door?" < /p>

This sentence directly made this woman furious. Please note, it was furious! ! The Northeastern accent (I am also from the Northeast) was furious: "Didn't I tell you, when the recruitment is full, why are you giving it to me?! I will just throw it away if you are here, you are wasting the two printed What are you doing with cents! !”

I was stunned as a fresh graduate at the time, and a colleague from the back of the lecture room came directly to me. She told me, "Okay, give it to me." After all, there were many students around, and it was too embarrassing for her to do this.

I was really stunned, it was really big! Can! No! must! Later, when I started working, I learned that some functional positions in some units were passed down from ancestors! How can anyone give you a chance? With an HR like this, they will never understand how respectable a person who strives for work and life is!

2 At a technology company in Dongran Village, Beijing, the HR director was a man, about 40 years old, and asked me what I understood about this job. I was still a fresh graduate, so I gave some of my own understanding.

"Is this how you understand it? Huh, I interviewed so many people, but only one of them seems to understand a little bit. How come today's graduates understand it so easily?"

"I will have more contacts and learn more in the future."

"I originally wanted to recruit 2 people. Did you see the girl who came in just now? She was recommended by the client company. There is still one person missing. It will take a few months to recruit. There is no suitable person, hey." I thought to myself, you don't have the right person, why are you complaining to me? If the relationship is suitable, go ahead and find it.

On the way back to school, I took the double-decker bus and kept crying on the second floor! I was really tired of looking for a job at that time!

3 After working for a few years, I wanted to change jobs. I saw a company with good pay, and I completely met its recruitment requirements. The JD position was basically my resume.