What lies have you told? Have you ever lied?

When I was a child, I didn't dare to tell my parents if I lost money, but the money was used to pay for tuition, because I didn't dare to tell my parents that I lost it, and the school didn't pay the money, the teacher called ** to my parents, and they went to ask me, I still admitted it at first, but they said that the school called **, and I admitted it.

When I had bad grades, I lied to my parents. Because when I was young, I didn't do well in the exam once, and I was afraid that my parents would scold me, and then that was the only time I lied. And later also admitted the mistake. Mom and Dad forgave me too. <>

Once my best friend's school holiday was early, I wanted to accompany her, and then I told the head teacher that I wanted to go home, and then I kept being coquettish with the teacher, and then the head teacher gave me a fake note, which felt very good. <>

I remember when I was in the third year of junior high school, a boy confessed to me, and I liked him very much at that time, but because I was about to take the high school entrance examination, I lied and said that I had always hated him, and I had never liked him.

There are a lot of them, such as when I go to school alone, I don't want my parents to worry, even if I eat out alone, I will lie that I am playing outside with my classmates, so that my parents can rest assured.

I've always believed that to tell a lie is to cover up that lie with a bunch of lies, so sometimes it's better to say it openly, but here to exclude those white lies, sometimes it is still necessary to say it.

When I was in junior high school, I spent all the New Year's money, and my mother asked me if my New Year's money was still moving, and how much was left, but I told her that I hadn't moved at all, and I was very weak at the time, and then I borrowed money from a friend to replace the New Year's money.

What I sowed: a little experience is said to be experienced.

I once attended a job interview, and the position I had been thinking about day and night provided me with a great opportunity to show what I was capable of. However, this role requires a little more experience than I actually have. At that time, I thought to myself, since this is my dream job, I can't stand still.

So, I "optimized" my experience a little bit in my resume, saying that "I have some experience" to "experienced".

Before the interview that day, I did a lot of preparation, memorized countless industry data, learned various key terms, and molded myself into an industry insider who seemed to know everything. However, here comes the problem, as the great man said: it is easy to lie, but it is difficult to cover up a lie!

At the beginning of the interview, the interviewer asked about my "rich experience" as soon as he came up. Looking at her expectant gaze, I boldly and confidently told my story of how complex solutions I had devised in past projects and how I had skillfully solved the problems that had crossed the table for my team. It was as if I had seen the recognition of this "experienced" candidate in her eyes.

The interview was in full swing, but my heart was pounding. It has to be said that lying requires a huge amount of mental and creative resources. I tried desperately to make myself coherent and natural when talking about different projects, but I always reminded myself to be careful.

Nevertheless, during the interview, I felt like I was singing on stage. The interviewer's reaction made me feel as if I had managed to impress her and brought me one step closer to my dream. So I couldn't help but meditate in my heart:

No matter how many lies there are, getting closer to the target is king!

However, just as I was in high spirits, a difficult technical problem arose. Faced with this problem, my heart went from full of confidence to instant circle. This question involves an area of "experience", and I was at a loss.

After the interview, although I was lucky enough to pass the interview, this dangerous experience made me re-examine the consequences of lying. After that, I want to make up for this knowledge and make myself grow quickly and become a real experienced person.

So friends, it's okay to be brave enough to pursue your dreams, but lying isn't a long-term solution after all. Believe that sincerity and quick effort will eventually lead to success and trust.

The biggest lie I've ever told is that I have a very cheerful personality and am easily approachable. But it's not actually in such a good state. Relatively speaking, it is more stable.

1.The most important thing in the interview is to convey four messages: you are fully qualified for the job, you are a useful resource for the future of the company, you have a strong desire to work, and you have a clear career goal.

2.The interview time is limited, so be concise and focus on the main points. Don't go on and on, the examiner usually doesn't have the patience to listen to so much nonsense and will give you a bad impression of being "unorganized".

So before the question, you should first analyze the question and know what the examiner really wants to know. But don't be too brief, just use words such as "yes", "good", "right", "no problem", etc. Let's delay 3

Interviewers must have the ability to interpret the questions. Every question the examiner asks has a meaning behind it, rather than being asked aimlessly, so understand what the examiner is really trying to ask. If you're not sure if you've got the question right, ask them to repeat the question, or ask them for help

If I'm not mistaken, your question is ......Is it?"So as not to be on the wrong topic and make inappropriate things. 4.

Self-confident people are the most attractive, but don't be complacent. If you ask a question you don't understand, be honest and don't pretend to understand, so as not to be a goof. 5.

In the face of problems, it will be more convincing if it can be supplemented by evidence based on past experience. Practice produces true knowledge, and try to add practical auxiliary words. 6.

Frank and Lee must be consistent. If you repeatedly emphasize that you are a person who is extremely serious about work, on the other hand: "I usually don't think about working overtime, anyway, things can never be done, I feel that after work is my personal time, and I don't want to be occupied by work anymore."

This will greatly reduce your chances of admission.