I want to apply for a job as a financial officer in a state-owned enterprise, but I don't have much work experience. How can I succeed in the interview? I hope experienced people can give me some advi

I want to apply for a job as a financial officer in a state-owned enterprise, but I don't have much work experience. How can I succeed in the interview? I hope experienced people can give me some advice. Don't worry, you think so. Where can I get work experience without starting from scratch? It is impossible for all enterprises to find people with work experience. If they have to, they must find inexperienced people, so your chances are definitely there. Of course, if you want to learn theory well, you'd better have effective internship experience in the same position. I once recruited fresh graduates on behalf of enterprises. I didn't read the diploma, only listed the work content and requirements, and explained the treatment. Come if you are confident, and give him the question after the chat, which are all basic. In a word, the purpose of an enterprise is to find people who can work and are willing to work. A single diploma is equivalent to waste paper for ordinary enterprises. Most ordinary positions set some thresholds such as academic qualifications and experience, just because there are too many resumes, and the time and energy of the recruiter are limited. If they can't see it, they should filter out some of them and eliminate some with the rules of education and experience.