Breaking The Confusion, The Absolute Challenge In The Interview!

In my impression, interview is nothing more than asking for name, age, work experience, why to apply for a job, why leave the original company and so on. So before this interview, my answers to these questions in my mind have long been familiar.

I went to a famous company in China, and I was assigned to a group of three people, and then I was taken to the interview hall.

There are four interviewers in the interview hall. How does this atmosphere make me feel like I am in the studio of "absolute challenge" program? Is the company now so talented?

The four examiners introduced themselves separately, all of them were the leaders of the human resources department and our application department.

After that, let's take three minutes to introduce ourselves.

After that, the HR examiners began to ask us questions. Each of them answered in turn. There were no time limits, and those questions were all in my mind. I answered very quickly. Obviously, I answered the question more smoothly than the other two competitors. They were obviously not as experienced as I was.

I'm a little complacent, waiting for the examiner to give us a message. Let's go back and wait for the announcement.

Unexpectedly, another human resource examiner started a new round of questions. This time, the woman with glasses and a serious face asked us that there were ten questions to answer.

When the first question came out, I was confused: how many basketballs can I put in Tiananmen square?

I am trying to figure out how many numbers I have. Miss A, the competitor on my left, has already given the answer, calculated the area of the Tiananmen square, and then calculated the area of each basketball, which can be worked out in two phases.

Hey, it's a brain turn.

After that, the nine questions were indeed a turn of mind. Fortunately, my daughter used to play games with me all day. This time I used the knife edge. I quickly answered three questions: the book that the bookstore can't buy is a secretary; the date of manufacture is the same day as the effective date, the product is a newspaper; there are two people, one face south facing, one side facing the north, standing up, no turning back, no walking around, no looking in the mirror, asking if they can see each other's face.

We can see them standing face to face.

The two competitors seemed to be well prepared and quick to answer. When we finally got to the last question, three of us even got three questions per person and tied.

The last question asked by the examiner was: who is Mi's mother?

Ha!

And then I asked, "I'm not at all." my mother answered, "Mi's mother is a flower, because peanuts," Mi's father is butterfly, because butterfly loves flowers; grandma of rice, that is, the mother of flowers is wonderful, because beautiful flowers are made; the grandfather of rice is popcorn, because he has embraced rice and hugged flowers.

Mickey's husband is a mouse, because rats love rice.

I told the four examiners and the two competitors that I laughed all the time, or "Lady glasses" first received a smile: ask what to answer, do not answer so much!

This round of brain swerve though I took a little advantage, the test was not over yet, and then the two examiners in the application department came out. They asked some professional questions first, and then came up with a question: suppose Zhu Geliang and Zhang Feilai apply for the position, who do you think is more suitable for them?

The competitor, miss A, replied, "let Zhu Geliang be right, because he has a lot of stratagem, and he needs resourcefulness to do the market."

The examiner said with disapproval, Zhu Geliang is the master of light.

The competitor Mr. B replied that Zhang Fei did the right thing because Zhang Fei had the energy and was not afraid of being tired again.

The examiner listened and turned his back. Zhang Fei was stupid.

It was my turn. It seemed that the answers of the two competitors could not satisfy the examiners. Once again, I quickly turned my head and replied that these two people were not very suitable. Zhu Geliang's wisdom and Zhang Fei's bravery could only play a role in their times. What we need today is to be professionals in the market. In this respect, I think I am more suitable than two of them.

The examiner was happy again: ha ha, you are very confident!

A week later, I was informed that I had passed the interview, and there were 20 groups, 60 people, and finally 3 people. I was one of them.

I was told to have a trial with two other people in the company for one month, and then decide who will become a member of the company in a month.

God, do we have to compete again?

This time I didn't go. This month, I still can't decide what moths to challenge us.

I think this month, I will attack the brain quickly, puzzle and answer questions, go back to the happy dictionary or lucky 52, and I will surely earn much more than my hardship when I go to the company.